At Anecca, we recognize that resilient, well-coordinated, and responsive health systems are fundamental to achieving equitable, high-quality healthcare for all. Our Health Systems Strengthening (HSS) program is designed to enhance the capacity, functionality, and sustainability of health systems, particularly in undeserved and hard-to-reach communities.
Leadership and Governance: Strengthening Leadership for Sustainable Health Outcomes
Anecca supports district-led implementation by building the leadership and governance capacity of local health authorities, facility managers, and community structures. Through technical mentorship, coordination platforms, and supportive supervision, we empower leaders to plan, implement, and monitor health programs effectively. Our approach promotes accountability, data-driven decision-making, and inclusive participation of stakeholders to ensure sustainable improvements in HIV, TB, and maternal and child health services across underserved regions.
Health Workforce: Building a Skilled and Motivated Health Workforce
Anecca invests in building the capacity of health managers, frontline workers, and community health cadres through tailored training in leadership, integrated service delivery, data use, and health system responsiveness. This ensures a competent and motivated workforce able to respond to ongoing and emerging health challenges
Health Financing: Promoting Sustainable and Equitable Health Financing
At Anecca, we collaborate with governments, development partners, and stakeholders to enhance domestic resource mobilization, efficient health budgeting, and financial accountability. Our approach focuses on building the capacity of district and national health authorities to plan, allocate, and track resources more effectively. Through technical assistance, we help integrate health financing strategies that ensure equitable access to essential services, particularly for underserved populations such as children and adolescents affected by HIV/AIDS. We advocate for increased public investment in health and support innovative financing mechanisms that contribute to resilient and self-sustaining health systems.
Essential Medicines and Supply Chain Systems: Ensuring Availability and Rational Use of Health Commodities
A functional supply chain system is the backbone of effective healthcare delivery. Anecca supports governments and partners in strengthening national and sub-national supply chain systems to improve the availability and management of medicines, diagnostics, and medical supplies.
Anecca’s health supply chain management strategy focuses on ensuring commodity security by enhancing supply chain agility and resilience, particularly during times of uncertainty and disruption. Our approach is designed to strengthen systems that detect and address bottlenecks, potential disruptions, and other issues across the entire supply chain.
Quantification and Ordering of Program Commodities and Vaccines: In collaboration with health facilities, district leadership, Regional Referral Hospitals, National Medical Stores, and regional implementing partners, Anecca supports the development of quality annual procurement plans and facilitates timely, routine ordering of essential health commodities. These include ARVs, TB medicines, HIV testing kits, Advanced HIV Disease (AHD)
commodities, non-communicable disease (NCD) medications, RMNCH supplies, and vaccines ordered through the national online system to prevent stock-outs.
Technical Assistance and Capacity Building: Anecca provides technical assistance through regular support supervision and mentorship in key areas of supply chain management. This includes stock and storage management, monitoring and redistribution of commodities, logistics management information system (LMIS) support, and the use of supply chain data for decision-making. These efforts have led to significant improvements in stock management, including consistently stable ARV stock levels across supported health facilities.
Enabling Factors for a Resilient Supply Chain: Anecca actively engages stakeholders to strengthen leadership and governance within the health supply chain system. This includes advocating for dedicated budget allocations and the recruitment of qualified human resources for supply chain roles. As a result, there has been a notable increase in the participation of district leaders in supply chain activities, contributing to stronger and more sustainable systems.
