Transcript Global Health Supply Chain Program ($10.5 Billion)

USAID Update 2014
Bureau for Global Health
Christine Malati, PharmD
Anthony Boni
Lisa Ludeman, MSPH
December 16, 2014
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Outline
• Structure of the Global Health Supply
Chain Program
• Updates on PQM and SIAPS
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Global Health Supply Chain Program ($10.5 Billion)
Single-Award Procurement
& Technical Assistance IDIQ
($9.5b)
With the Following Task Orders:
1. Family Planning
2. HIV/AIDS
3. Malaria
4. MCH
HIV RTK
Procurement
IDIQ
($300m)
Small
Business Set
Aside
Multiple-Award
Technical Assistance
IDIQ
($500m)
Up To Four Awards,
Including one Small
Business Set Aside
Quality Assurance Contract ($123m)
Business Intelligence and Analytics ($20m) GSA Contract
Supply
Chain
Innovation
& Research
Annual
Program
Statement
($40m)
# of
Agreements
TBD
Single-Award Procurement
& Technical Assistance IDIQ
• 5-year single-award IDIQ
– 4 task orders (HIV, malaria, family planning and
reproductive health, maternal and child health)
• Global Commodity Procurement and
Logistics
• Systems strengthening
• Global collaboration
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Five year single award IDIQ
Procurement of RTKs
Logistics
Collaboration within the GHSCP and with
other international stakeholders
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Quality Assurance Award
• Goal: Establish and implement a
comprehensive QAP for USAID that
provides global technical leadership
regarding quality issues
1 Quality Assurance Program
2 Quality Control Strategy
3 Technical Leadership
4 Global Collaboration
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Multiple Award Technical
Assistance IDIQ
• Goal: Improve the long-term availability of
health commodities in public and private
services
• Objective 1: Systems Strengthening
Technical Assistance – Strengthen incountry supply systems
• Objective 2: Global Collaboration –
strategic engagement to improve the longterm availability of health commodities
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Multiple Supply Chain Assistance
Cooperative Agreements and/or Grants
Overall objective: Support research on a focused set of
health supply chain systems and related commodity security
issues in low and middle income countries.
• Objective 1. Improve health supply chain systems through
transformative changes that use industry best practice;
• Objective 2. Improve the quantity, reliability, and efficiency
of financing for health commodities and supply chain
systems;
• Objective 3. Improve governance and accountability for
commodity security.
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• $20m Contract
• Purpose: to build and maintain as a Software as a
Service (SaaS) USAID GH Business Intelligence and
Analytics (BI&A) platform and provide technical services
for and on behalf of USAID GH Bureau and the supply
chain business initiatives.
• Program Management
• Data warehouse
• Data mapping
• Data migration
• Knowledge Management Database
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SIAPS: Recent Accomplishments
• Advancing a framework and metrics to measure pharmaceutical
systems strengthening
• “Enhancing Health Outcomes for Chronic Diseases in Resource
Limited Settings by Improving the Use of Medicines: The Role of
Pharmaceutical Care”
• Improving understanding of the vital role medicines play in Universal
Health Coverage
• Development of an accreditation framework for the establishment of
national pharmaceutical continuous education programs in LMICs.
• SIAPS West Africa Regional Project launches an Early Warning
System (EWS) for HIV/AIDS commodities
• Improving governance capacity for more transparent and accountable
pharmaceutical systems
• Applying knowledge management approaches to improve
pharmaceutical management through collaboration with WHO
PQM: Recent Accomplishments
• Promoting the Quality of Medicines Program extended to September 2019
• Two PQM-supported manufacturers in China are the first to be
prequalified for Capreomycin Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient (API).
• PQM supported the first generic producer of Capreomycin to achieve
WHO prequalification, thereby helping to reduce the cost of this medicine.
• PQM supported the only major producer of Kanamycin to obtain GMP
compliance status from the WHO Prequalification Program for the nonsterilized API of Kanamycin.
• Ghana Food and Drug Authority QC lab receives ISO 17025 accreditation
for compendial tests used to assess the quality of essential medicines.
• With PQM support, the Ethiopian drug regulatory authority (FMHACA)
laboratory became the first medical device laboratory in Africa to achieve
ISO 17025 accreditation ((testing of male condoms).
• Monograph developed (specifications, QC tests to perform, and methods)
for Dihydroartemisinin-piperaquine phosphate tablets (DHAP), thereby
enabling testing of this important FDC antimalarial.
USAID Update 2014
Bureau for Global Health
Christine Malati, PharmD
Anthony Boni
Lisa Ludeman, MSPH
December 16, 2014
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