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1. Background - Creating a shared, evidence based,
understanding of where to focus system strengthening efforts
National Supply Chain Management Strategic Planning Workshop in
November agreed to a shared vision of an integrated national supply
chain lead by the MoH.
A key recommendation, endorsed by MOH, was to conduct a national
supply chain baseline to provide a evidence-based platform that will
guide future system strengthening efforts and inform areas of
collaboration
USAID/PEPFAR and 3MDG co-funded the exercise which was
conducted jointly by the MOH and PFSCM.
Data was collected through March-April 2014, validated and analyzed
in May-June 2014 and the report was submitted to the MOH for
approval.
2. Data collection teams visited 285 facilities across
all states/divisions
2
Central: 8
Regional: 66
District: 102
SDP: 109
# Facilities by Level
Randomized sampling by level
Statistically significant sample
within each facility type
The number of general
hospitals visited were
increased to ensure the largest
hospital within each state was
surveyed.
Sampling Methodology
Central Warehouse: 2
Central Program Warehouse: 4
Central Lab: 2
Regional Warehouses
(Program/CMSD): 29
Transit Camps: 3
General Hospitals:34
Specialist Hospitals: 25
District Hospitals: 27
Township Hospitals: 69
Station Hospitals: 22
Rural Health Centers: 44
NGOs: 23
State Health Department: 1
# Facilities by Type
3. High Level Findings Combined – With a few notable
exceptions, overall maturity and performance is low
across all functional areas
All functional areas of the supply chain require strengthening
to build maturity to positively impact performance.
56%
14%
98%
81%
52%
66%
32%
101%
67%
8%
56%
35%Lab Issuing
36%
45%
Up-to-date Stock Cards
Staff Turnover
46%
38%
37%
Order Fill Rate
37%
Storage Variance from Optimal Capacity
Cold Storage Variance from Optimal Capacity
Functional Area
40%
40%
National Supply Chain Overall Results
Stock out rates
Stocked According to Plan
NEML
CMM Score
National CMM Score/ Primary KPIs
Forecasting and Supply Planning
KPI Score
Management Information
Warehousing & Inventory Management
51%
Quality Testing
Procurement
Product Selection
Dispensing
Waste Management
Transportation
Human Resources 43%
Key Positions Filled (CMSD, CMSSD)
Vendor On-Time Delivery
Hinweis der Redaktion
CMM is based on a 1-5 scale, so a 40% overarching scale is equivalent to a 2, meaning…..
60% maturity is considered functional and goal for developing context