Ghana needs 759 million cedis to implement 2025-29 health sector supply chain master plan
A new plan aims to fix medicine supply gaps, but funding challenges and NHIS debts could determine its success.
Ghana has launched a revised health sector supply chain master plan for 2025-2029, requiring over 759 million cedis.
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