02/09/2026
📢 Three-Day Training on Contraceptive Logistic Management Information System (cLMIS) Concludes in Gilgit
A three-day training on the Contraceptive Logistic Management Information System (cLMIS) was successfully conducted under the Sihat Ka Safar (SKS) initiative from 26–28 August 2026 at Oasis Hotel, Gilgit.
The training brought together District, Provincial, and MNCH focal persons, along with other relevant officials from across Gilgit-Baltistan.
The primary objective of the training was to strengthen the capacity of participants in effectively utilizing the cLMIS platform to monitor contraceptive supplies and commodities online, track stock availability and consumption, and ensure timely reporting and efficient management of family planning commodities. The system will help ensure improved visibility of stock levels and support timely decision-making to prevent stock-outs and maintain the availability of essential commodities at health facilities.
During the training, user IDs were created and provided to the respective districts, enabling the concerned focal persons to access and effectively utilize the online cLMIS system.
On the third and final day, participants carried out a practical exercise by entering and feeding data into the online system. The participants also successfully shared the relevant data through the cLMIS platform, providing them with valuable hands-on experience.
The closing ceremony was attended by Director General Health, Gilgit-Baltistan, Dr. Saleem Uddin, who delivered the closing remarks and appreciated the efforts of the organizers and participants. He emphasized the importance of effective supply chain management, timely data reporting, and the availability of essential family planning commodities across Gilgit-Baltistan.
At the conclusion of the training, certificates were distributed among the participants in recognition of their successful completion of the three-day training.
The training is expected to strengthen the monitoring and management of contraceptive supplies and commodities, improve stock availability, and support uninterrupted family planning services across all districts of Gilgit-Baltistan.