The document summarizes the results of a baseline assessment of supply chain management practices for common childhood illnesses in Malawi, Ethiopia and Rwanda. It found that while product availability at resupply points was linked to availability at the community health worker (CHW) level, other factors also influenced availability. Barriers identified included inadequate CHW storage, transportation challenges, and lack of motivation. Proposed interventions focused on improving training, data visibility, transportation, and collaborative problem-solving to enhance motivation and address supply chain issues.