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Management Sciences for Health (MSH)

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Management Sciences for Health strengthens malaria programs and health systems to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment and access to essential supplies.

3
Endemic countries
1
U.S. states
4
Products and programs
About

What they do

Management Sciences for Health strengthens malaria programs and health systems to improve prevention, diagnosis, treatment and access to essential supplies.1 Its work includes malaria case management, supply-chain management, data-driven decision-making, health-system strengthening and financing support.1 Current activities include malaria program implementation in Nigeria, supply chain strengthening in Cameroon and Ethiopia, and research and technical assistance to inform malaria control programmatic and financing decisions.1 MSH’s U.S. headquarters is in Arlington, Virginia, and its malaria work is in the delivery stage.1

In the United States
Products and programs

In the field and in development

Global Fund Malaria Grant (subrecipient), Nigeria1

Malaria case management, health-information systems, supply-chain strengthening, integrated seasonal malaria chemoprevention (SMC), insecticide-treated net (ITN) campaigns, and health-workforce capacity development

Making the Economic Case for Malaria Investment in Africa1

Development of evidence and investment cases to support national malaria programs and malaria financing decisions

Ethiopia Supply Chain Strengthening Activity (U.S. Government-funded)1

Strengthening country-led supply-chain management, including data-driven forecasting, procurement, customs clearance, warehousing, last-mile delivery, and stock-status monitoring of essential supplies for malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment

Cameroon Supply Chain Strengthening Activity (U.S. Government-funded)1

Strengthening country-led supply-chain management, including data-driven forecasting, procurement, customs clearance, warehousing, last-mile delivery, and stock-status monitoring of essential supplies for malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment

Where they work

Partnerships in 3 endemic countries

Manufacturing and supplySurveillance and genomicsPrograms and deliveryTraining and capacity
Cameroon
Africa
  • Ministry of Public Health; National Malaria Control Program (NMCP); Directorate of Pharmacy, Medicines, and Laboratories (DPML); National Centre for the Procurement and Supply of Essential Drugs (CENAME); Unité de Coordination des Subventions (UCS); Regional Delegations for Public Health (RDPHs); and Regional Funds for Health Promotion (RFHPs) · strengthening supply-chain coordination and management to improve the availability and delivery of essential malaria supplies1
Ethiopia
Africa
  • Ministry of Health, particularly the Pharmaceutical and Medical Devices Lead Executive Office; Ethiopian Pharmaceutical Supply Service (EPSS); Ethiopian Food and Drug Authority (EFDA); Ethiopian Public Health Institute (EPHI); all 14 Regional Health Bureaus; Woreda Health Offices; and supported health facilities · strengthening country-led supply chains for essential malaria prevention, diagnostic, and treatment supplies1
Nigeria
Africa
  • Federal Ministry of Health / National Malaria Elimination Programme, state ministries of health, local health authorities, and health service providers · malaria case management, prevention campaigns, surveillance and data use, supply-chain strengthening, and health-system capacity building1
U.S. partners

Who they work with in the United States

  • U.S. President's Malaria Initiative / U.S. Government1
    Washington, DC · Funder · funder
  • Jhpiego1
    Baltimore, MD
    In the atlas
  • Catholic Relief Services1
    Baltimore, MD
    In the atlas
Sources

Where this comes from

  1. 1Confirmed by the organization