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This webinar is organized by the International Consortium on Emergency Contraception (ICEC), OPS/CLAP and ForoLAC. The webinar offers an overview of the Emergency Contraception methods, the action mechanisms, the effectiveness,...

The WHO prequalification of medicines was established in 2001 to ensure quality, safety and efficacy of medicines and health products procured by the UN Agencies, and other international procurement agencies. To date, more than...

In 2016 UNFPA, in partnership with Nailab, a technology driven business incubator, started the I.AM Innovation Accelerator in Kenya. It is a mentorship driven acceleration program supporting young entrepreneurs aiming to generate...

The USAID office for Latin America and the Caribbean and John Snow Inc organized with ForoLAC this webinar in order to present the experiences of companies that are transporting medicines, lab samples and other public health...

The duo webinar combines two topics: 

1) Civil Society Engagement in the Global Financing Facility CSO representatives will present key achievements on advocating for RH supplies in the GFF, and specifically highlight the GFF...

The "COMISCA® Joint Negotiation" is a mechanism for cost containment which favors access to quality, secure and effective medicines at a regional price which is lower than that obtained during individual country by country...

The Regional UNFPA Office in Panama conducted a panoramic study to analyze the prevalence of contraceptive stockouts in Latin America, their magnitude and tendencies, identifying bottlenecks in the supply chains as well as...

ForoLAC held a webinar with the National Center for the Supply of Strategic Resources in Health (CENARES), the unit at the MOH Peru that handles the purchase, storage and distribution of health supplies in the public sector in...

Good progress is being made towards ensuring universal access to family planning, but stock-outs continue to jeopardize the quality of family planning services and hence customers’ satisfaction. A crucial - but seldom considered -...