Disasters and emergencies introduce major volatility and demand variability into healthcare systems, supply chains, and the communities affected by these disruptions. Responding to emergencies with health and supply chain services requires a massive undertaking in surveillance, resource mobilization, service ramp up, and supply stockpiling. Disaster-prepared communities are more insulated from shocks and emergencies and robust health systems, including resilient supply chains that get products to people, help countries recover more rapidly when crisis strikes.
This brief describes JSI's work to strengthen supply chains in humanitarian settings.
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