Empower School of Health is supporting EngenderHealth in developing a digital gender resource toolkit for master trainers in the supply chain of Large-Scale Food Fortification (LSFF) programs with a variety of learning modules. This initiative is being undertaken under the ‘Mainstreaming Gender in LSFF program’ project supported by BMGF and GAIN, covering the food vehicles viz. edible oil fortification, rice fortification and double fortified salt across multiple geographies of India.

Empower School of Health in partnership with East, Central and Southern Africa College of Nursing (ECSACON) organized a stakeholders meeting on 16th February to announce the launch of "Supply Chain Management Curriculum for Frontline Workers in Sub - Saharan Africa". The curriculum is being rolled out in 5 countries which include Kenya, Botswana, South Africa, Rwanda and Nigeria. The key members who participated in the meeting were Chief Nursing Officers, ECSACON country nursing representatives, registrars, regulators, and Presidents of Nursing associations. This initiative aims to help nurses and midwives perform their supply chain responsibilities effectively and efficiently, thus ensuring that medicines and health commodities are delivered at the right place and the right time.

Empower School of Health got the opportunity to take part in 1st Health Working Group meeting held at G20 Summit at Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala from 18th Jan to 20th Jan 2023, It has been an honor to showcase Learning Management Information System during the event which received lots of attraction & interest by delegates.

Empower Swiss in partnership with The International Federation of Pharmaceutical Wholesalers' Foundation (IFPW) successfully completed the Strategic Training Executive Programme (STEP 2.0) for Supply Chain leaders in Uganda. It was a six-month programme where the candidates learned to implement organisational change, resolve conflicts and develop an adaptive approach to leadership.
They were coached by experts from Johnson & Johnson, MSD and GlaxoSmithKline along with facilitators from Empower Swiss and IFPW Foundation. The virtual graduation ceremony was held on 18th November 2022 which was also marked by the presence of the Ministry of Health, Uganda.

Empower School of Health organized and delivered the CEO Forum, in partnership with donors (The Global Fund, Gates Foundation, GAVI and USAID), and partners (Africa Resource Centre and People that Deliver) on 11th October 2022.
The event received the participation of 19 supply chain leaders from 12 countries during which there was a rich exchange of information and ideas on ways to strengthen the supply chain workforce capacity. This face-to-face meeting will be followed by virtual exchanges and sharing of information such as: supply chain transformation strategy examples, donors’ priorities, maturity models, local or regional pharmaceutical manufacturing, mentoring and coaching, pairing/grouping with other countries and more

Empower launched the project titled "Development of Supply Chain Management Curriculum for Frontline Health Workers" at the 15th Biennial Scientific Conference organized by ECSACON. We presented at the plenary session on "Strengthening nursing and midwifery workforce on supply chain management through digital learning" where we provided an overview of the supply chain management courses as well as the learning management system developed for nurses and midwives working at the frontline.