PFSCM Poste 2025 Issue 15

PFSCM Poste

2025 | Issue 16

The Partnership for Supply Chain Management (PFSCM) is pleased to share our first newsletter for 2025. This edition shares some of our accomplishments from 2024 and 2025 thus far. You will find our Annual Report for 2024, coverage about our malaria and TB services, capabilities, and achievements in light of World TB Day and World Malaria Day, celebrated in March and April, respectively.

We also included information about two new projects we support: one focused on antimicrobial resistance surveillance and the other on child mortality prevention. In addition, we share a success story where we navigated tight delivery deadlines during the December Red Zone and license renewal period in Nigeria.

Click on the various links, headings, and photos to learn how PFSCM improves access to health products and discover how we can help your organization achieve its strategic goals through market-driven supply chain solutions. Don't hesitate to contact us at pfscm@pfscm.org to learn how we can support your health programs with procurement and logistics services.

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ANNUAL REPORT 2024

In 2024, our organization made significant strides in global health, with achievements in strategic growth, operational improvements, and a strengthened commitment to improving access to health products.

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OUR MALARIA IMPACT

PFSCM plays a pivotal role in combating malaria by enhancing global health supply chains. Our efforts focus on ensuring the availability of essential malaria products, improving health outcomes, and building resilient health systems.

Watch our animated video to the left, expand the map below, and read our blog to learn more about our supply chain work and impact in advancing malaria prevention, testing, and treatment efforts.

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OUR TB IMPACT

Despite remarkable progress, tuberculosis (TB) remains one of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases, demanding innovative solutions and resilient health systems.

PFSCM is proud to contribute to this progress by ensuring that advanced TB diagnostic tools reach the communities that need them most.

Since 2020, we have delivered over 13.2 million TB diagnostic products across 94 countries, strengthening supply chains, enhancing diagnostic capacity, and supporting health systems in identifying TB more effectively.

Learn more about our supply chain work and impact in advancing TB prevention, testing and treatment efforts. Use the buttons below.

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PFSCM supporting the procurement and delivery of laboratory commodities for AMR surveillance initiatives in Africa.