Delivering critical cold-chain equipment across Uganda

1,251 units.
7 suppliers.
553 health facilities.

One supply chain built to hold the line – end to end.

Over the past six months, we’ve worked closely with The Partnership for Supply Chain Management and national partners in Uganda to coordinate the delivery of essential laboratory and cold-chain equipment nationwide.

Refrigerators, freezers, centrifuges, biosafety cabinets, microscopes, incubators, and autoclaves – all critical to diagnostics, biosafety, and patient care.

The challenge wasn’t just moving cargo.

It was aligning multiple stakeholders and origin countries, air and ocean freight, regional port entry, in-country trucking, warehousing, and nationwide distribution – without creating bottlenecks.

By consolidating cargo centrally and planning distribution carefully, the equipment reached more than 550 health facilities across Uganda on time and ready for use.

That meant installations and training could begin without delay.
And health facilities could focus on what matters most – serving people.

This is what happens when procurement, logistics, warehousing, and last-mile delivery move as one.