Presentations Day 2

Plenary session – Traceability implementation

• Nigeria – strengthening supply chain security – Dr. Monica Eimunjeze, Director Registration and Regulatory, National Agency for Food & Drug Administration and Control, Nigeria
• Ethiopia – building an End to End Supply Chain with global standards – Teddy Berihun, Senior Health Information Systems Adviser, Health Systems and Resilience Team, USAID, Ethiopia
• Track & Trace for a safe supply chain in Egypt – Dr. Haytham Abdellatiff Egypt Ministry of Health, Egypt 
• The Intersection of theory and action: A framework for traceability and Rwanda’s implementation journey – Edouard Jose Munyangaju, Drug and Food Inspection and Compliance Manager, Rwanda Food and Drug Authority; Kaitlyn Roche, Manager for Global Standards & Traceability, USAID Global Health Supply Chain Program
• The EU Falsified Medicines Directive – Françoise Hirth, Serialisation Coordinator for Europe and EEMEA, F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Switzerland

Parallel Streams

• Stream – Traceability – global status – developments worldwide – Roundtable and discussion with supply chain stakeholders from across the world – Comfort Ogar, Principal Technical Advisor, MTaPS, USAID; Clerisse Lemke, PMI, USAID
• Stream – Data as the base for the supply chain – Alan Bornbusch, Division Chief Commodity Security and Logistics Division, USAID; Stewart Stremel, RHSC; Tania Snioch, GS1 Global Office; Dirk Van den Wouwer, Sr. Mgr. EMEA Deployment Digital Identification and Traceability, Johnson & Johnson Supply Chain, Belgium
• Stream – Government and regulatory body Think Tank