National Strategic Cold Chain Resilience Programs

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National Strategic Cold Chain Resilience Programs are coordinated sets of policies, investments, and operational measures implemented at the national level to strengthen the integrity, reliability, and adaptability of temperature-controlled supply chains. These programs aim to protect perishable goods, pharmaceuticals, and vaccines from hazards—such as equipment failures, logistical disruptions, and climate impacts—by enhancing infrastructure, governance, capacity building, and risk management.

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