The Kenya Institute of Supplies Chain Management (KISM) has partnered with the Ministry of Health to strengthen procurement and supply chain systems supporting the country’s Universal Health Coverage agenda. Speaking during the Third Edition of the Health Supply Chains Conference in Naivasha, KISM Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Matiba said professionalizing the sector would build trust,…
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