‘Too Big to Fail’: How USAID’s $9.5 Billion Supply Chain Vision Unraveled
By Michael Igoe, Ben Stockton, Misbah Khan
Within its first two years of operation, the largest-ever project funded by the United States Agency for International Development was in crisis.
The $9.5 billion initiative is led by U.S. contractor Chemonics International. Its aim was to transform global health supply chains — the sprawling system of procurement and transport that delivers lifesaving products including HIV/AIDS drugs, mosquito nets, and contraceptives to millions around the globe.
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