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Supply Chain Management for Polio Vaccination in India
IMMUNIZATION PROGRAM IN INDIA – POLIO VACCINATION

Trimester 7

Supply Chain Management – Group Project
Prepare by: Group 9 Abhishek Sharma (WMP4003) Akshat Jain (WMP4007) Deepak Gupta (WMP4024) Srinivas D. (WMP4055)

Contents What is Universal Immunization Programme ............................................................... 2 Supply Chain Management – Scoping .......................................................................... 3 Demand Estimation ...................................................................................................... 4 Procurement Process ................................................................................................... 5 . Network Design ............................................................................................................ 5 Supply Chain Management Model ............................................................................... 6 Vaccine Storage ......................................................................................................... 7 Logistics & Distribution challenges ............................................................................ 8 Inventory Control System ............................................................................................. 9 Wastage at Supply Chain level .................................................................................... 10 Constraints in Vaccine Distribution ............................................................................ 11 Importance of Cold chain in Vaccine distribution ....................................................... 11 Current Challenges ..................................................................................................... 13 Future System ............................................................................................................. 14 Possible Solutions


References: ­  • Interview  of  UNICEF  Consultant  Mr  Sunil  Kumar  Saxena,  (National  Consultant  Cold  Chain)  • • • •     Reference data from Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. Of India  http://www.unicef.org/  http://www.unicef.org/supply/index_55506.html  http://www.unicef.org/supply/index_immunization.html  16
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