From maturity diagnostics to institutional strengthening, from ASCM certifications to program monitoring and evaluation — each offering is rooted in real missions delivered on the ground in Africa.
BeForService conducts comprehensive performance and maturity assessments of pharmaceutical supply chains according to the ASCM/SCMA framework, recognized by the Global Fund and major international health donors. This assessment produces a precise picture of the system's current state, identifies bottlenecks, and prioritizes high-impact remedial actions.
Deployed in five Francophone African countries through our ASCM agreement, this is currently our strongest portfolio offering. It is tailored for Ministries of Health, national disease control programs, pharmaceutical wholesalers, and private health networks.
BFS supports health structures in the sustainable transformation of their supply chain processes and systems. Unlike ad-hoc training, our institutional strengthening approach is long-term — from 3 to 12 months depending on the scope — and aims for the operational autonomy of the institution at the end of the mission.
Our agile model pairs a core BFS team with a network of specialized associate consultants, mobilized as needed. This architecture guarantees top-tier technical expertise without overhead costs for the client.
BeForService is the only active ASCM Authorized Consulting & Training Partner in Central and Francophone West Africa. As such, BFS is authorized to deliver preparation programs for the most recognized ASCM certifications in the global supply chain industry — CSCP, CTSC, and SCOR-P.
These certifications are recognized in over 100 countries and represent a strong signal of competence for professionals working with international organizations, donors, and governments. Programs are delivered in French, in-person in Kinshasa and Dakar, or online for dispersed teams.
BFS designs and implements monitoring and evaluation systems for public health programs funded by international donors. Our M&E systems meet the strictest requirements — USAID, Global Fund, World Bank, UNICEF — and produce reliable, defensible, and actionable data.
Our approach integrates digital data collection via KoboToolbox/ODK, statistical analysis in STATA, mapping in QGIS, and real-time connected Power BI dashboards. BFS also conducts post-campaign coverage surveys compliant with the 2018 WHO Manual, particularly for NTD-PC Mass Drug Administration (MDA) evaluation.