U.S. organ transplantation supply logistics / guidelines for use / suppliers could be better
Hospital Group Purchasing Organizations (GPOs) could be monopolies / prevent fulfillment of important medical supplies or drugs
Medicine / computer chips / weapons / batteries etc. could not depend solely on foreign supply chains / single factories
USAID / international development aid government contracting could improve
Vaccines could not expire / be redistributed
Trade tariffs and regulations could create supply shortages
Trains could be used more in supply chains
Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) could be eliminated
Mobile e-commerce could be brought to developing country consumers
U.S. shipping ports could be invested in / governed at a federal versus local level
The global health supply chain could be faster, cheaper, and safer
Fridges could be powered by solar energy
Amazon and other companies could not throw out unsold products
Clinical knowledge, health workers' absenteeism rates, corruption/bribes/theft, power outages, and drug/medical supply availability / counterfeit medications could be improved in global health
Grocery stores, restaurants, and other food vendors could put less food in dumpsters
Smallholder farmers could receive training, financial assistance, and delivery access
Aflatoxin could be prevented in developing countries' crops
ESG investing could have clearer metrics / standards / regulatory oversight to prevent green / social / ethics washing
Produce shelf-life could be extended to prevent food waste
Evaporative cooling / refrigeration could reduce food waste
Labor conditions could be crowdsourced
Every location could have an address
