Reference Datasets From Cost and Modeling Analyses Used to Validate the Rapid Supply Chain Modeling Tool
Study Location | Description |
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Bolivia and Guatemala, 2018 | Three supply chain costing studies led by ForoLAC (Foro Latinoamericano y del Caribe para el Aseguramiento de Insumos de Salud Reproductiva) that included all major health commodities, including vaccines:
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Mozambique, 2015 | Modeling analysis conducted by VillageReach for the national and provincial ministries of health, using the HERMES software platform (Highly Extensible Resource for Modeling Event-Driven Supply Chains) to assess 2 immunization supply chain design options for Manica Province in Mozambique (the baseline 4-tier design, and a direct delivery design that skipped 1 of the tiers). |
Senegal, 2017 | Modeling analysis in Senegal estimating the nationwide costs of operating the Informed Push Model strategy for delivering family planning and maternal-child health products. |
Zimbabwe, 2015 | Evaluation of the Zimbabwe Assisted Pull System strategy in Manicaland Province in Zimbabwe, which integrated commodity distribution for most health program areas (except vaccines). |