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Overview The Clinton Health Access Initiative, Cameroon (CHAI Cameroon), is a Not-For-Profit Organization that began operations in Cameroon in 2007. CHAI supports the Government of Cameroon at both national and sub-national levels to strengthen health systems and improve access to life-saving health interventions across the country. As part of its malaria surveillance strengthening efforts, CHAI...
Read moreCHAI Cameroon seeks proposals from qualified software development vendors to design and implement a digital Master Facility List functionality within the eHealth Architecture platform that is interoperable with the existing and relevant systems
Read moreCHAI seeks to install Vacuum Insulated Evaporator (VIE) tanks and vaporizers and undertake piping infrastructure works in health facilities in Kenya.
Read moreGO2AL is seeking a qualified vendor to develop clear, actionable Guidelines on Solarization and Energy Systems for Oxygen Infrastructure.
Read moreCHAI seeks to hire an external experienced Public Health Resource Mobilization Consultant to support the Global Oxygen Alliance’s (GO₂AL) members in drafting and establishing a Joint Resource Mobilization (RM) Action Plan.
Read moreCHAI is seeking to hire a consultant to support the Global Oxygen Alliance’s (GO₂AL) Advocacy Working Group to develop a global report on the “state of access to medical oxygen.”
Read moreCHAI is seeking to hire a consultant or vendor to support the Global Oxygen Alliance’s (GO₂AL) Advocacy Working Group in graphic design for a report on the “state of access to medical oxygen.”
Read moreCHAI invites bids from interested and qualified vendors for the supply of medical device maintenance, testing, and calibration tools and instruments
Read moreCHAI invites bids from qualified suppliers for the supply of medical liquid oxygen (mLOX) to ten public health facilities across mainland Tanzania.
Read moreCHAI invites interested and capable vendors to submit bids for civil works related to the installation of VIE tanks and vaporizers at ten (10) health facilities across mainland Tanzania.
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