Institutionalizing Real-time Health Monitoring in Ethiopia
Health program leaders make life-altering decisions every day: the number...
Where We Work
Latin America and the Caribbean
Improving health and education outcomes in Latin America and the Caribbean
Improving Health and Education Outcomes in Latin America and the Caribbean
JSI partners with national governments and local organizations to implement sustainable health and education initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean. We work to improve health outcomes by reducing malnutrition, expanding immunization coverage, curbing infectious diseases, and strengthening health supply chains. Our youth development programs integrate life skills and vocational training with digital literacy to prepare young people for the workforce and long-term success.
By applying evidence-driven interventions and fostering intentional partnerships, JSI expands access to essential services and opportunities.
Edward Wilson
Supply Chain Expert | EVP International Division
”The alignment of policy, technology, and consumer demand has created a tipping point for barcode technology. By incorporating data standards across the value chain, we are building traceability into health systems. The benefits of this technology will be felt everywhere.”
Edward Wilson on the transformative impact of barcode technology. Vaccine Insights interview
Cary Spisak
Supply Chain Expert | Senior Technical Advisor
“We’re working to design health supply chains of the future – blending smart design with best practices and new tech to ensure communities can access essential health products, and innovative diagnostics and medicines that meet the needs of tomorrow.”
Cary Spisak on delivering the next generation of medical innovation.
Rachel Riggs
Digital Learning Expert | Senior Technical Advisor
“As emerging technologies reshape learning and work, a human-centered approach has never been more critical to expand access and literacy, co-design tools and strategies, and produce lasting outcomes that align with demands.”
Rachel Riggs on co-designing tools that align with human demand.
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