JSI partnered with the Ethiopian Pharmaceutical Supply Service (EPSS) to turn routine warehouse reorganizations into hands-on training ground in Ethiopia.
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Billions of vaccine doses are lost globally every year due to disruptions in the cold chain. While installing state-of-the-art cold storage is vital, a resilient health…
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JSI
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- Non-profit Organizations
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- Boston, US
- Company size
- 1,001–5,000 employees
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JSI is dedicated to improving lives through better health and education outcomes for individuals and communities and to providing an environment where people of passion can pursue this cause.
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JSI published research in Management Science showing that strengthening inventory management skills among frontline health workers in Indonesia reduced stock-outs by 30%
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JSI helps leaders navigate market uncertainty to get life-saving products into complex LMIC markets.
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JSI is working with village health leaders in Ethiopia to double safe delivery rates and record zero maternal fatalities across 38 geographically isolated communities.
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