Principle 1
Humanitarian devices, products and services must be approved and distributed prior — not after — commercialization.
WWIMC
Wirthlin Worldwide International Management Consulting
Last mile model
Humanitarian principles for sustainable global healthcare delivery — the same model published by GlobalSync Foundation, presented here in WWIMC house style for partners and stakeholders.
Principle 1
Humanitarian devices, products and services must be approved and distributed prior — not after — commercialization.
Principle 2
Humanitarian devices, products and services must be bundled into healthcare packages and not distributed randomly or segmented.
Principle 3
Humanitarian services must be sustained by in-country resources and organizations and not be solely dependent on external assistance.
From the IDRI frame
The Infectious Disease Research Institute is a non-profit research group dedicated to providing humanitarian solutions. These three rules govern how devices, products, and services should reach the last mile.
Reference · gs.md-hub.com/model
Proprietary system bundle
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