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At Pyi Gyi Khin Taunggyi Key Population Service Centre, bin-cards are kept up-to-date, and properly displayed for each drug item. Here, store in-charge Ma Hnin Pwint Soe regularly updates bin cards with information including drug name, dosage, form, batch number and expiry dates. “Bin cards have made my work easier to monitor drug balance.”
28.10.2018
Strengthening local capacity: bin cards for better logistics management
Availability of an adequate quantity of drugs is critical, but how do we know the balance of drug items in the store? Bin cards are part of the...
26.10.2018
Global Fund Partnership Photo Contest
Are you involved in the implementation of a Global Fund-supported grant or program? Do you want others around the world to know how you provide...
Providing key-population-friendly services through key population service centres
21.09.2018
Providing key-population-friendly services through KPSC
Key populations at higher risk of HIV infection, including men who have sex with men (MSM) and sex workers (SWs), are often socially marginalized,...
A team from Pyi Gyi Khin used boats to reach the worst-affected areas.They brought with them HIV medication and basic medical supplies. Photo: Pyi Gyi Khin
06.08.2018
Home delivery of ART in flood-affected Hpa-An
Global Fund sub-recipient Pyi Gyi Khin is determined to help people living with HIV continue their treatment, but the ongoing flooding in Hpa-An is...
MMA PPM-TB Project Manager Dr Thet Naing Maung accepting the Best Paper Award for Health Systems Research on ‘Public-Private Mix tuberculosis control activities in private hospitals in Myanmar: providers' perspectives’ at the 46th Myanmar Health Research Congress, 2018
03.08.2018
Public-Private Mix tuberculosis control activities in private hospitals in Myanmar
In collaboration with the National TB Programme (NTP), a study was carried out by the Myanmar Medical Association, Public-Private Mix Tuberculosis...
UNOPS logistics team together with staff at the Pakokku NAP during a logistics monitoring visit, 2017
15.07.2018
Procurement and Supply Management Update
PR-UNOPS has made significant progress in procurement and supply chain management (PSM) to support implementation of the Global Fund grants in...
02.06.2018
National target setting, forecasting and quantification of drugs need for 2019
A workshop on “National target setting, Forecasting and Quantification of drugs need for 2019” was held with participation of all the partners from...
Deputy Director General Dr Thandar Lwin with responsible officers from the national programmes/MOHS, UNOPS and partners implementing the Global Fund TB grant, after the review meeting in Nay Pyi Taw, 2018.
26.05.2018
Sub-recipient Review Meeting – 2018
A three-day review meeting to discuss implementation status under the Global Fund grants was held in Nay Pyi Taw (23–25 May 2018). The meeting...
11.05.2018
Delivering results to people in need
In 2017, there has been significant progress in implementation of the HIV grant, with 9 out of 17 reportable indicators either meeting or exceeding...
UNOPS FFAs at the half-yearly meeting in Pyin Oo Lwin, 2017.
18.04.2018
Managed Cash Flow update
The UNOPS Managed Cash Flow Unit (MCFU) provides service to the national programmes to facilitate their implementation management. It works in close...
Union Minister for Health and Sports H.E. Dr Myint Htwe delivers the opening speech for the third batch of training on ‘Planning, Budgeting, Controls, Cash Flow, Good Procurement Practices and Government Financial Rules’, Nay Pyi Taw, 6 November 2017.
31.03.2018
Health system strengthening: from inclusive township health planning (ITHP) to delivering quality basic essential healthcare services for all people of Myanmar
In his opening address, H.E. Dr Myint Htwe said that efficiency in financial management was important for effective healthcare service delivery, to...
16.02.2018
Preparing Sub-recipients for new round of grants
UNOPS organised a workshop to keep sub-recipients up-to-date on grant requirements, processes and procedures, empower them to find solutions to...

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