Guidance

Predictions 2035: The role of performance-based financing in future supply chains in developing countries

The report begins by briefly summarizing the context for global health in 2035 as predicted by The Lancet Commissions report. It then delves into forecasts for the future of public health supply chains while identifying implication for PBF schemes under the functions of financing, supply chain design, information systems, storage and distribution, human resources, governance, and accountability.

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