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CEO’S TALKING POINTS: DURING THE ANNUAL STOCK-TAKE FOR FY ...

The article discusses KEMSA's transformation agenda, focusing on enhancing governance, procurement, and operational efficiency. The Chair welcomes attendees and acknowledges strategic partners such as the Ministry of Health and USAID. The objectives of the FY 2022/2023 stock take include assessing stock status, valuation, and reconciling physical counts with ERP system data. The dedication of KEMSA staff across various departments is recognized for their efforts in this exercise. Emphasis is placed on completing the stock take efficiently and accurately, with a committee addressing any discrepancies to ensure accountability.

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REMARKS BY THE CHAIRPERSON KEMSA AT THE SUPPLIER’S CONFERE...

The article provides an overview of the transformation agenda of the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA), focusing on improving governance, procurement processes, and operational efficiency. Key initiatives include implementing robust monitoring and evaluation mechanisms, automating supplier registration, transitioning to annual fixed quantity contracts, and introducing a new Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to enhance supply chain management. KEMSA is also prioritizing the procurement of essential medical supplies, ensuring prompt payment to suppliers, and engaging stakeholders in the decision-making process. The aim is to strengthen KEMSA's capacity to deliver timely and high-quality medical supplies across Kenya.

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DIRECTOR FOR COMMERCIAL ELIUD MURIITHI, DURING FLAGGING OFF ...

Governor Anne Waiguru, Deputy Governor Peter Ndambiri, and other officials flagged off KShs. 46 million worth of medical commodities for distribution to 65 public health facilities in Kirinyaga County, benefiting over 550,000 residents. KEMSA highlighted their partnership with the county and their efforts to enhance healthcare access and affordability through automation and efficient supply chain management. Their Logistics Information Management System (LMIS) has reduced order turnaround time from 75 to 15 days. Additionally, KEMSA is piloting a new Commodity Dispensing System to improve inventory tracking and reporting, supporting their vision of leading in innovative health supply chain solutions.

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