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Investing in Innovation (i3) announces its first cohort of 30 African startups - Vimarsana News

Investing in Innovation (i3) announces its first cohort of 30 African startups

Investing in Innovation (i3), a pan-African support initiative for African health supply chain start-ups, has announced its first cohort

30 African Startups in Healthcare Supply Chains Selected for Support from Gates Foundation, MSD, WHO-AFRO and More - Vimarsana News

30 African Startups in Healthcare Supply Chains Selected for Support from Gates Foundation, MSD, WHO-AFRO and More

The i3 program is excited to announce the selection of 30 African startups that are leading the way in innovative health solutions.

Built out of Ghana, launched in Nigeria and Afghanistan, Chekkit raises $500k to authenticate and track products globally - Vimarsana News

Built out of Ghana, launched in Nigeria and Afghanistan, Chekkit raises $500k to authenticate and track products globally

Chekkit raises first institutional fund of $500k to combat counterfeit products globally.

SecuringIndustry.com - After pilot, Afghan medicines tracing system goes national - Vimarsana News

SecuringIndustry.com - After pilot, Afghan medicines tracing system goes national

06-May-2021 The Afghanistan government has decided to expand the use of a blockchain-powered medicines traceability platform, after successful pilot testing. The pilot got underway last year and was run by blockchain specialist Fantom Foundation using product authentication and supply chain tracking technology developed by Nigeria's Chekkit Technologies, with the aim of tackling Afghanistan's huge illegal medicines problem. Data published by the Medicine Importers Union suggests that at least 40 per cent of medicines and medical products enter Afghanistan illegally, and that the majority of t...