LAPTOP Scholars

Hubert, a Pharmacist at the National Pharmaceutical Regulation Agency of Benin, plans to improve his logistics skills in order to enhance the health supply chain system in his country.

Mary is a public health graduate and researcher from Nigeria, interested in health equity and easy access to health services, especially on the African continent.

Francois works as a Supply Chain Data Analyst in Togo where he plans to boost national supply chain systems by improving end to end data visibility for better decision-making.

Nosiba is a part-time Lecturer at Elneelain University in Sudan with a keen interest in women’s health and international human rights.

Sait is a Pharmacist in Gambia with extensive experience in supply chain management and a passion to improve access to affordable and high-quality health supplies.

Shylet, a Nurse by training, is now working as a Pharmacy Manager at a provincial hospital in Masvingo, Zimbabwe.

Martin is a Cold Chain Logistics Officer at the South Sudan Ministry of Health, where he supports the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines.

Folita, a Pharmacy Technician working at a rural faith-based institution in Malawi, aims to help solve the supply chain challenges in her country.

Celestine works as a Supply Chain Officer, helping deliver quality health care to vulnerable women and young people in Cameroon.

Raphael is a Program Officer with the Family Health Division, Ghana Health Service. He has a keen interest in sexual and reproductive health commodity security.

Uchenna is a Pharmacist and Supply Chain Professional from Nigeria, passionate about bridging the supply chain gaps in her country’s public health care system.

Haruna is a Warehouse Pharmacist working toward optimizing logistics, transportation, distribution, and warehouse management in Nigerian health supply chain management.

Genet works as a Quantification Officer in the HIV, TB & Malaria team at the Ethiopian Pharmaceuticals Supply Agency.