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All Available Tools: Integrating Vaccines Into Zambia’s Cholera Response

All Available Tools: Integrating Vaccines Into Zambia’s Cholera Response

by admin | Apr 5, 2018 | data for decision making, distribution system, Supply Chain, Uncategorized

Reposted from www.defeatdd.org Vibrio cholerae can steal through a community quickly and quietly. This bacteria spreads in water or food, causing acute diarrhea that can cause severe dehydration and death in just a few short hours. But, cholera is both preventable and...
Flooding Intensifies Infrastructure Crisis at the Last Mile

Flooding Intensifies Infrastructure Crisis at the Last Mile

by admin | Jan 20, 2015 | Mozambique, Notes from the Field

  This week, our blog, Thoughts from the Last Mile is dedicated to our staff who live and work in Malawi and Mozambique where devastating flooding this past week has greatly intensified the existing barriers to healthcare delivery brought on by a lack of...
A Time for Change

A Time for Change

by admin | Jul 10, 2014 | distribution system, Mozambique, Supply Chain, Uncategorized, Vaccines

Reposted from Impatient Optimists.org Change does not come easily, particularly to systems that have been operating in a specific way for a long time and where many people have a stake in the decision making. But sometimes it becomes clear that change is necessary to...
Community-Led Interventions Saving Lives in Kwitanda

Community-Led Interventions Saving Lives in Kwitanda

by admin | Feb 10, 2014 | Malawi, Notes from the Field

By Saiti Chikwapulo I believe the work of VillageReach has saved lives.  Our work, supported by generous donors, has changed the way an entire community has approached health and healthcare services by providing access to safe water, improvement of hygiene practices,...

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