Go straight to the PtD Global Indaba 2024 website

 

The second edition of the PtD Global Indaba will take place at the Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel & Towers in Bangkok, Thailand, between 6 and 8 March 2024. Half a day of interactions will also be organised for International Association of Public Health Logisticians (IAPHL) members.

 

Registration is now open and abstract submissions are being received.

 

Register
Click here to register

 

Early-bird price: $350 (until 30 November 2023)
Regular price: $450
Last-minute price: $550 (after 3 February 2024)
*Prices are quoted in US Dollars

 

The registration fee includes:

  • Attendance at the full Indaba for 2.5 days with access to all presentations
  • Access to presentations and papers post conference
  • Networking cocktail reception including selected drinks and snacks
  • Lunches including soft drinks on all three days

 

Abstract submission
Click here to submit your abstract

 

We are looking for abstracts that fit in to one of two categories:

 

Evidence-based solutions with actual results

This is for abstracts that highlight programmatic results. We’d like to know about these results and ask, what’s next?

 

Future-focused solutions to transform health supply chains

Perhaps you’d like to draw attention to a new approach that hasn’t yet had the chance to yield results. We’d like to know why this is a solution that will transform supply chains and the potential results.

 

Whichever category your abstract fits into, it should fulfil the following criteria:

 

It must align with the theme of the Global Indaba; it should focus on the supply chain workforce and offer a solution to transform health supply chains. Tell us what your solution is.

 

The highlighted approach should be sustainable (eg. a programme that could yield results for years to come) and transferable to other geographical settings. Tell us what makes your solution sustainable.

 

The focus of the abstract should fall within one or more of the four pathways of PtD’s Theory of change: Staffing, skills, motivation or working conditions.

 

The PtD coalition particularly encourages the submission of abstracts that focus on health supply chain management in the following areas:

 

  • Professionalisation
  • Leadership and change management
  • Motivation
  • Working conditions
  • Public-private collaborations
  • Youth engagement
  • Digitalisation
  • Gender
  • Disability
  • Last mile

 

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