This document describes the function and organization

This document describes the function and
organization of laboratory services and the
commodities needed for laboratory services, and it
discusses supply chain considerations for
management of laboratory commodities.
When monitoring and evaluating a logistics system for
health commodities.
This framework provides guidance on what actions
need to be taken when improvements in existing
medicines, diagnostics and vaccines become available
or when new tools become available.

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Prior to designing logistics systems - can be used for
any health commodity
The book contains the formulas, forms, and
information needed to manage contraceptive supplies
properly, avoiding both stockouts and oversupplies at
service delivery sites and at storage and warehouse
facilities. It provides guidance on such activities as
ordering supplies, checking the quality of
contraceptives, and storing contraceptives properly.
The book is intended to serve as a quick reference
This paper describes the key elements of a
procurement management system for health
commodities—from product selection through the
bid management process to the receipt of goods—
and the type of human and organizational capacities
needed to carry out these functions. The analysis also
examines the range of available purchasing and
financing strategies and options to support and
strengthen health commodity supply chains.
When needing a reference for logistics advisors as
they face the challenge of designing and supporting
programs to improve injection safety and injection
waste management.

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To help countries develop and implement strategies
to secure essential supplies for family planning and
reproductive health programs
To support stakeholders in conducting a joint
diagnosis of a country’s reproductive health
commodity security status
When designing an expanded and comprehensive
HIV/AIDS program. The Handbook strives to provide
practical tools, strategies and ideas for designing and
implementing expanded and comprehensive HIV/AIDS
programs. By building on the lessons learned from
existing programs, it aims to help users design more
comprehensive programs, identify strengths and
areas for improvement, and determine opportunities
for expansion. The Handbook is divided into eight
modules, each with essential information for
implementing ECR. Module 6 is about costing of the
ERC programs and Module 7 deals with supply chain
management.
This document provides guidance in the design of
systems for community-based distribution (CBD)
programs. The guide aims to assist program managers
and other stakeholders in designing and
implementing stronger and more sustainable supply
chains for their CBD programs.

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To provide real world examples and options on how
to use the program planning cycle to guide the
SPARHCS process – a set of activities from awareness
raising and diagnosis, to monitoring the effectiveness
of a funded and implemented strategic plan