1st Edition
Revival: Logistics' Contributions to Better Health in Developing Countries (2003) Programmes that Deliver
Contents: Supply chain improvement: how it benefits family planning programmes;
Policy environment: winning and maintaining policy support for supply chain improvements;
The customer: ultimate beneficiary of supply chain management;
People and organizations: improving performance for a stronger supply chain;
Logistics management information system: tracking the flow of products to customers;
Forecasting and procurement: ensuring timely availability of products;
Distribution: delivering products to customers;
Transforming your supply chain: from as-is to could-be;
Global trends affecting public sector supply chain management;
Bibliography;
Index.
Biography
Carolyn Hart, Pat Shawkey
'This book is a "must read" for everyone involved in the planning, execution and management of public health programs in the developing world. The authors have presented the materials in a simple, easy-to-understand manner. It is indeed an essential companion for all public health workers in the field.' Professor Prabir K. Bagchi, Director of Logistics & Operations Management, George Washington University
