Over a two-year period, 156 supply chain personnel from humanitarian organizations around the globe participated in online or in-person training courses to expand their knowledge of health supply chains. The courses strengthened participants’ ability to manage pharmaceutical and medical commodities (PMCs) and respond to complex supply chain challenges during humanitarian crises. Following the courses, 17 participants from seven organizations in 14 countries were invited to join a mentoring program to focus on specific supply chain challenges. With the guidance of a supply chain expert, mentees identified areas for advancement in PMC management within their organizations and led a variety of activities to make improvements. This publication summarized the work of seven of these mentees.
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