We document and disseminate various results, trainings, and resources from our research, programs, and projects.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation (BMGF) is supporting a 3-year Urban Routine Immunization (RI) project implemented by JSIPL in 23 National Urban Health Mission (NUHM) cities falling in 12 districts (3 in Bihar and 9 in Uttar Pradesh). The project, launched in December 2020, works closely with the government at all levels to assist…
This report highlights the numerous systems JSI-Ethiopia's USAID-funded Digital Health Activity develops and operates along with their critical outcomes. These systems have increased the agility of the supply chain, enabled greater support to primary health workers; enabled the national health sector to rely upon and use accurate data to guide program decision making; and resulted…
JSI has partnered with the Kyrgyz Republic for more than three decades, implementing programs to help strengthen the country’s health system to improve services—and ultimately, people’s lives. JSI combines best practices, public health expertise, and practical knowledge to work with the government and local partners to strengthen the health system in five areas: health systems…
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…
This infographic summarizes the accomplishments of the USAID-funded Building Capacity to Improve Health Commodity Management in Humanitarian and Disaster Settings program from February 2022 to February 2024.
2023 was a big year for CHISU. Our program expanded to include work in 23 countries—and in July, we reached the mid-project mark of our implementation. As we look ahead to another productive year with CHISU, we are excited to share that the project has been extended until 2026. It’s rewarding to see USAID’s commitment…
This situation analysis investigates the existing data collection, analysis, and reporting systems in the four priority states where the Nigeria Country Learning Hub will be focusing its efforts – Kano and Sokoto in the northwest and Borno and Bauchi in the northeast – to understand any bottlenecks and lags in producing data about reaching zero-dose…
JSI has supported Ethiopia's Ministry of Health in designing and testing digitally-enabled performance-based incentives using the Electronic Community Health Information (eCHIS) platform, digital tooling enabling frontline healrth extension workers to gain quick access to counseling tools, client history, reporting forms, and community-level data. The digitally enabled PBI system was designed to improve health extension worker performance,…
In humanitarian and emergency settings, health supply networks and processes frequently become complex once a shipment arrives at the port of entry. Unregistered products, inadequate documentation, and sudden changes in government regulations can cause inefficiencies and bottlenecks, delaying importation processes and increasing procurement lead times. With careful planning, many of these problems can be minimized…
This brief describes how the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is integrating DHIS2 at health facilities with the institutional supply chain management information system to improve data visibility and pharmacy stock management.
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