1. Overview of the AMDS Products
Dr Vincent Habiyambere & Boniface Dongmo Nguimfack
Strategic Information and Planning (SIP) – WHO HIV Department
Geneva, December 2015

2. AMDS completed products since last June 2015
World Health Organization
26 April, 2017
AMDS completed products since last June 2015
AMDS has moved to SIP since Jos retired in August: Coordinator, Daniel Low Beer.
Technical working group meeting on forecasting global ARV demand, completed in November 2015: draft forecasts ready for next year meeting.
Technical working group meeting on forecasting global HIV diagnostic demand, completed in November 2015: draft forecasts ready for next year meeting.
2015 Country Profiles on ARV use, HIV diagnostics, ARV prices and DRS.
2015 WHO Consolidated ART guidelines lunched in ICASA
2015 Progress Report on Global Health Sector Response to HIV, : 16 M are now on ART lunched in ICASA.
GPRM expanded to cover now HIV, TB, Malaria and Hepatitis medicines and diagnostics

3. World Health Organization
26 April, 2017
Next events
WHO/UNAIDS joint meeting with pharmaceutical manufacturers and partners on forecasting global ARV demand for , Geneva, 8-9 March 2016
WHO/UNAIDS joint meeting with diagnostic manufacturers and partners on forecasting global HIV diagnostic demand for , Geneva, March 2016
Country Support in collaboration with SCM partners, EMP, GMP, GTP, GDF and Global Fund, to unlock commonly identified PSM problems for access to HTM health products (Focus: GF recipient countries and WHO/HIV priority countries).

4. Review of Current PSM Toolbox Website
Vincent Habiyambere Guillermo Lopez Rozada

5. HR Assessments and Research
Background
- 2007
2008
Added PSM Area: Quality Assurance
2010
Added PSM Area: Management, Planning & Budget
Added Sub-category: Immunization
Added Commodities: Mosquito Nets, Vaccines
2012
Added Sub-category:
HR Assessments and Research
PSM Toolbox started from an excel sheet, then evolved into an online database and available for download (offline version). It is now also available in mobile devices.
2013 -
2015
Tutorial film: For training and communication purpose
2014
Added Sub-category:
Noncommunicable diseases

6. Thanks to the Tool Contributers
and many more....

7. Major 10 Contributors in 2015

8. The Other Contributors

9. Overview of Tools
The No. Of Tools might not match to the No. of New Tools. It is because we also remove tools as they are no longer available.

10. Overview of Tools Some tools are available in more than one language.
So the totoal number of tools per language is more.

11. Overview of Tools Date of Statistics: 31-12-2013
Some tools are relevant to more more than one PSM area.
So the totoal number of tools per PSM Area is more.
Date of Statistics:

12. Overview of Tools

13. Website Statistics No. of Visits per Year
The numbers decreased in A possible explanation for that is it was lack of promotional campaigns in the year.
Data form 2015 has been inferred

14. Website Statistics Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015*
Total Visits
2.458
4.040
8.291
6.617
8.822
8.772
8.052
7.473*
New Visits
1.657
2.845
4.951
4.092
5.614
5.938
5.298
4.984*
Returning Visits
801
1.195
3.340
2.525
3.208
2.834
2.754
2.489*
The numbers decreased in A possible explanation for that is it was lack of promotional campaigns in the year.
*Data from 2015 has been inferred to the endo of the year

16. Top 10 countries

17. Website Statistics Full Package 1,571 Package without tool-cache 503
No. of Download
Item
No.
Full Package
1,571
Package without tool-cache
503
Total
2,074
Date of Statistics: to

18. Website Statistics Top 10 Referral Websites Referral Source %
iplussolutions.org
12.69%
who.int
9.74%
i+solutions Newsletter
5.03%
pfscm.org
4.54%
essentialdrugs.org
4.32%
deliver.jsi.com
3.80%
piemeds.com (WHO)
2.88%
iaphl.org
2.23%
unicef.org
2.18%
remed.org
2.07%
Date of Statistics: to

19. Collaborations Together with
Clearing house for all SCM related materials;
More tools related to Human Resource (Capacity Building) for SCM;
Higher visibility through the network.

20. Collaborations Together with the project on
Making Sexual & Reproductive Health Service Work for Next Generation
in collaboration with the implementing partners Cordaid NL – Cordaid Burundi - Cordaid South Kivu, HDP Rwanda, i+solutions and Swiss TPH
Development of mobile version website;
Donation of USB sticks (800);
The project on Sexual & Reproductive Health Next Generation is funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and led by Cordaid. i+solutions is one of the consortium.
The project has speical focus on supply chain strengthening in Burundi, Rwanda and DR Congo.
More support has been received for its capacity building plan, including the maintanence of the PSM Toolbox.
i+solutions will pay special attention to search for and add tools related to reproductive health and in French language.
Presentation and desimiation of the PSM Toolbox will be carried out in in-country activities.

21. Challenges
Partners need to update the tools to avoid obsolete documents in the PSM Toolbox;
Dissemination strategy to reach more people;
Impact measurement;
Funds for the maintenance and dissemination in workshops and supply workshops of the PSM Toolbox
etc.

22. Your Feedback and View

23. Thank You