Supply Chain Management for National Mass Drug Administration against Neglected Tropical Disease Facilitator Guide, 2016

The guide is organized to mirror the content presented to participants, ensuring a seamless and engaging learning experience. The facilitator guide is intended for facilitators with a background in supply chain management training, and it accommodates a broad range of facilitation experience. The guide includes a step-by-step outline of each session, providing facilitators with a clear structure and methodology for delivering the training. The training sessions are designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage supply chains for national mass drug administration against neglected tropical diseases. The sessions cover a range of topics, including the pharmaceutical management cycle, quantification and reporting, and roles and responsibilities. The facilitator guide includes a detailed session timeline and overview, outlining the learning objectives, session outline, learning methodologies, and activities for each session. The guide also provides facilitators with a range of tools and resources, including PowerPoint presentations, group discussions, and exercises, to support the delivery of the training. The training sessions are designed to be interactive and engaging, with a focus on experiential learning and group work. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions, complete exercises, and work in groups to develop their skills and knowledge in supply chain management for national mass drug administration against neglected tropical diseases. The facilitator guide is a valuable resource for facilitators delivering training sessions on supply chain management for national mass drug administration against neglected tropical diseases. It provides a comprehensive and structured approach to delivering the training, ensuring that participants receive the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage supply chains for national mass drug administration against neglected tropical diseases. The training sessions are designed to be delivered over a period of four days, with each day focusing on a specific set of topics and activities. The sessions are designed to be flexible, allowing facilitators to adapt the content and delivery to meet the needs of their participants. The facilitator guide includes a range of tools and resources to support the delivery of the training, including PowerPoint presentations, group discussions, and exercises. The guide also provides facilitators with a range of tips and suggestions for delivering the training, including how to create an optimal learning environment and how to engage participants in the learning process.