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Strengthening Supply Chain and Pharmaceutical Systems for Sustained Health Impact
For more than three decades, Management Sciences for Health (MSH) has partnered with countries to build high-performing supply chains that ensure reliable access to safe, effective, quality-assured medicines and people-centered pharmaceutical services. MSH takes a holistic approach that fosters country-led innovation, whole-of-society engagement and collaboration, private-sector engagement, and effective leadership and governance. This ensures both reliable, affordable access to and sustainable delivery of medical products when and where they are needed and their appropriate use to save lives and improve health.
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Safe, Affordable, and Effective Medicines for Ukrainians (SAFEMed) Activity – October 2025 Monthly Newsletter
Newsletter Our work in Ukraine aims to boost transparency, improve cost efficiency, and strengthen the pharmaceutical supply chain, ultimately leading…
Building a Stronger Ukrainian Health System
Azura Sankofa Advisory
A National Study: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Option B+
In 2011, Malawi pioneered an ambitious test-and-treat approach for pregnant and breastfeeding women, known as Option B+. Under this strategy, all HIV-…
Teen Clubs Help Retain Adolescents In HIV Care And Treatment
Malawi has a significant youth and adolescent population, with nearly two-thirds of the country’s estimated 17.2 million people under the age of 24. Y…
Facility-Based Innovations Improve Linkage To HIV Treatment And Care
HIV has been a global challenge over the past several decades, particularly in developing countries such as Malawi, where adult HIV prevalence is abou…
Aiming for the Three 90s: Strengthening Malawi’s Response to HIV and AIDS
There are more than one million Malawians (HIV prevalence of 10.6%) living with HIV. Nearly 85% of people live in rural or hard-to-reach areas of the …
Integrating Comprehensive HIV And Cervical Cancer Services Saves Lives
Cervical cancer affects an estimated 527,624 women worldwide each year, killing more than half of them. About 85% of the global disease burden occurs …
Index Case Testing: A Promising Strategy for Achieving HIV Epidemic Control
Malawi adopted the 90-90-90 strategy as part of the National Strategic Plan to end HIV/AIDS by 2030 which calls for: identifying 90% of people living …
Improved Infrastructure Leads To Better Quality And Availability Of Health Services
Malawi is among the countries hardest hit by the HIV pandemic. The country has a national HIV prevalence rate of 10.6% of the adult population aged 15…
Timely Testing Improves Early Infant Diagnosis of HIV Infection
Since adopting Option B+ in 2011, Malawi has made significant progress in identifying and treating pregnant women living with HIV, thereby reducing ve…
Fact Sheet: Improving Health Service Delivery in Malawi
MSH has been assisting Malawi since 2003 to strengthen health care systems, increase disease prevention education, reduce maternal and childhood morta…
A Retrospective Survey of HIV Drug Resistance among Patients One Year after Initiation of Antiretroviral Therapy at Four Clinics in Malawi
Abstract In 2004, Malawi began scaling up its national antiretroviral therapy (ART) program. Because of limited treatment options, population-level su…
Improving Data Quality and Supervision of Antiretroviral Therapy Sites in Malawi: An Application of Lot Quality Assurance Sampling
Abstract Background High quality program data is critical for managing, monitoring, and evaluating national HIV treatment programs. By 2009, the Malaw…
Reaching Remote Health Workers in Malawi: Baseline Assessment of a Pilot mHealth Intervention
A demonstration project (January 2010 to June 2011) in Malawi improved the exchange and use of family planning/reproductive health and HIV/AIDS knowle…