ChainOptix works alongside governments, donors, and communities across Zambia to turn complex development challenges into lasting results. Our multidisciplinary team brings deep, frontline experience and a locally driven approach to every portfolio we take on.
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Years of Experience
Founded in Zambia
Core Practice Areas
The principles that shape how we work — in every partnership and every project.
Unwavering ethical standards in every partnership and project we undertake.
Applying creative, evidence-based solutions to solve complex developmental hurdles.
Building systems that endure, ensuring long-term self-reliance for communities.
Partnering across sectors to maximize resources and collective impact.
Open communication and rigorous data reporting for full accountability.
Ensuring development reaches the most vulnerable and underserved populations.
ChainOptix brings together technical experts, project managers, and human resources and contracting specialists to respond to exactly what your program needs.
Strengthening the systems behind your programs: talent and resource management, contracts and grants administration, operations, and accountable, transparent leadership.
Hands-on program support across the lifecycle: program management, policy and strategy, institutional strengthening, capacity building, knowledge management, and monitoring, evaluation & learning.
Securing the supply chain end to end: maturity assessments, forecasting, procurement, LMIS, distribution and last-mile innovation, and GS1 track-and-trace.
ChainOptix works on the frontlines of global development, bridging international expertise with regional impact to deliver precision-engineered strategies for lasting change.
Person-centered HIV, TB, and maternal & child health programming — from case finding and treatment continuity to malaria control and quality improvement.
Malaria & CQI. Quality care for mothers, newborns, children, and adolescents — expanding coverage, controlling malaria, and embedding continuous quality improvement into everyday practice.
Community-led prevention, treatment, and care that strengthens local leadership and connects people to the services they need.
Getting the right products to the right place at the right time — from forecasting and warehousing to last-mile delivery and full accountability.
Building resilient, locally led systems and the data capacity to run them — workforce, service integration, sustainability, and decision-making.
Our multidisciplinary team brings over 200 years of combined experience across public health, supply chain, logistics, epidemiology, community health, and monitoring & evaluation — pairing deep technical and managerial expertise with a strong record of accountability, compliance, and stakeholder engagement.
GLOBAL UPDATE
Development assistance for health is falling to levels last seen in 2009, and co-investment funders now buy outcomes per dollar. That makes the technical function cut first, monitoring and evaluation, the one that decides which programmes survive. Here's how to sustain it with less.
37 low- and middle-income countries relied on US aid for more than 10% of their health budgets. When that support falls away, the organisations that endure aren't the ones that find the biggest replacement grant. They're the ones that act in the right order. Here's the sequence.
The main US-funded supply mechanism spent $1.15 billion across 73 countries in 2024, and it's being wound down by May 2026. Replacing a donor-run chain means rebuilding an operating system, not filling a line item. Here's the order to do it in.
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