Here’s what you should know:
1. The company also reached a 97 percent delivery-in-full rate.
2. The project had faced challenges earlier in the year, but recently increased its success rate.
3. The project delivers commodities to 59 countries worldwide in an attempt to combat health emergencies. The project is also attempting to strengthen national health systems in 30-plus countries.
Chemonics Executive Vice President James Butcher said in a release, “We are pleased with the progress the project has made in reaching an on-time delivery rate of 71 percent in October. We recognize that we have to continue to build on and sustain this level of performance as we move forward. The people in the communities we serve worldwide deserve a 21st century global supply chain that provides the health commodities they need when they need them.”
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