Interagency Supply Chain Group (ISG)

The Interagency Supply Chain Group (ISG) is a network that unites global health partners across cross-disease initiatives, all focused on strengthening global health supply chain systems. We are working towards a future where effective, efficient supply chains are integral to global health, ensuring equitable access to essential health products and services and a commitment is to improve health outcomes in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). The ISG’s vision is to enable a future in which effective and efficient supply chain systems play a pivotal and respected role in global health, supporting equitable access to comprehensive health products and services in global health delivery. The ISG community is built on three core pillars: Collaboration to inform innovative solutions that advance strategic goals for global health supply chains; Knowledge and asset exchange within the community; and Advocacy for the transformative power of supply chains in improving health outcomes. The ISG is an inclusive global health supply chain community, open to all, and governed by a Steering Committee with representatives from governments, UN agencies, academia, funding organizations, and civil society. In 2025, the ISG has three focus areas: • Integration — Streamline strategies & funding across vertical programs: Identify opportunities for Integration and establish a Taskforce to tailor case studies supporting countries to take actionable steps towards more sustainable health supply chains. • Public-Private Partnerships — Inform solutions and guidelines: Disseminate best practices and guidance throughout the community to enhance public-private partnerships and facilitate the transition towards more sustainable funding models. • Data Sharing & Transparency — Augment accuracy and exchange: Disseminate solutions, tools, and frameworks throughout the community to improve the accuracy, exchange, and dissemination of supply chain data.