Where We Work | Program
Supply Chain Investment Coordination and Advocacy (SCICA)
The program provides technical assistance to the DRC government to manage investments in supply chain strengthening, based on clearly defined objectives and the contribution of existing interventions, and that coordinates those interventions to achieve the greatest impact.
Country
Democratic Republic of CongoSolution
Not Affiliated to a SolutionTopic
Supply chainStatus
ActiveBackground
The Supply Chain Investment Coordination & Advocacy (SCICA) program in Democratic Republic of Congo aims to create better coordination of donor-funded and government-funded supply chain investments. Since 2020 we have been working with the DRC government to implement an approach that manages investments in supply chain strengthening in a limited number of national programs and provinces in order to:
- Improve supply chain performance
- Improved use of both donor-driven and domestic supply chain investments at the national and subnational level
How it
Works
By 2025 we hope this approach is being used for three programs to cover products related to reproductive health, nutrition and HIV-AIDS and in four provinces:
- Kinshasa
- Kongo Central
- Tanganyika
- Kasaï Central
Resources
SCICA Overview
Program Impact
National Progress 2020-21
Partners
Government
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- Secrétariat Général à la Sant
- Direction des Familles et Groupes Spécifiques
- Directions des Pharmacies et Médicaments
- Programmes National de Santé de Reproduction (PNSR)
- Programme National d’Approvisionnement en Médicaments (PNAM)
- Cabinet du Ministre Provincial de la Santé
- Division Provinciale de la Santé de Kinshasa (DPS)
- Bureau Appui Technique de la DPS
- Coordination Provinciale de Santé de Reproduction Kinshasa
- Groupe Technique Médicament de Kinshasa
Donors
- Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
- UNFPA