Areas of Intervention

Areas of Intervention

Our track record demonstrates our ability to effectively assist governments in improving Public Health Supply Chains (PHSC)

Public Health Supply Chain Strategy and Governance 

  • Allows efficient resource utilisation
  • Basis for effective SC decision making
  • Aligns partner contributions effectively 
  • ARC has been successful in Senegal, Togo, South Africa, Burkina Faso and Côte d’Ivoire

Differentiated Service Delivery models

  • DSD produces cost savings for government & the patient 
  • DSD models are related to better adherence to care for improved health or treatment outcomes 
  • DSD models relieve pressure on the public health public system 
  • ARC has experience in Uganda & South Africa

Outsourcing

  • Local private sector can deliver PHSC services
  • Government has opportunity to leverage local capabilities 
  • PHSC outsourcing is a strategic intervention 
  • ARC has developed the outsourcing toolkit and has applied it in Ethiopia

Market Access & Pooled Procurement

  • Allows market creation for local manufacturing
  • Facilitates economies of scale for local industries
  • Ensures pooled resources and efforts across the continent for increased access to medicines 
  • ARC is providing technical assistance to Kenya on Market Access and to UNECA and WAHO on pooled procurement

Supply Chain Visibility & Analytics

  • Allows for data driven decision making
  • Ensures visibility in the supply chain
  • Facilitates effective communication 
  • ARC has SC planning experience in Senegal, South Africa, Mozambique Namibia

Centralised Supply Chain Planning

  • Integrates all supply chain planning operations
  • Ensures visibility on demand and supply
  • Reduces planning errors resulting in stockouts or overstocks
  • ARC has experience in Senegal, Namibia and South Africa

Supply Chain Network Optimisation

  • Optimal use of distribution resources 
  • Long term cost saving potential
  • Optimised supply chains are less complex
  • ARC has experience in Senegal, Mozambique, Namibia, Kenya and Togo