- Support for implementation of the World Health Organization Prequalification Programme
- Submission of procurement data to the RHInterchange, which can track the shipping status of nearly 60% of the world’s donated contraceptive supplies
- The Countries at Risk group, which brings together representatives of the world’s key commodity suppliers to address short-term supply crises
- Efforts by the Market Development Approaches Working Group (MDA WG) to engage with the private sector, including manufacturers and other commercial entities.
As a partnership of the world’s leading supplies stakeholders, the Coalition is uniquely positioned to serve as a sounding board for debate and discussion, as a platform for identifying common ground among sometimes divergent interests, and as a catalyst in for embarking on common courses of action.
The Coalition adds value to the work of its members by enabling them to accomplish more together than any single member could do on its own. Through communication and collaboration, the Coalition has fostered new public-private partnerships, it has leveraged new resources, and it has mobilized joint action in the supplies arena.
Results of effective collaboration among Coalition members include the following:
12.05.08 PATH completes Procurement Capacity Toolkit
Toolkit and training intended for country-level use
05.05.08 UNFPA/European Commission organize joint training on RHCS
Training in Johannesburg for conflict and post-conflict countries
26.03.08 Association for Public Health Logisticians takes root
USAID | DELIVER PROJECT helps establish IAPHL
