Between 2022 and 2025, PAMA developed and launched the Solidarity Supply Index (SSI), a custom metric designed to evaluate the ethical reach and logistical effectiveness of transnational medical aid to underserved communities.
At its inception, the SSI registered a baseline score of 3.5, highlighting critical gaps in equitable supply distribution. Through sustained coalition-building and strategic logistics, PAMA’s campaigns have dramatically improved this score year over year.
In 2024, the SSI rose to 8.7, marking the successful delivery of over 2.5 tons of essential medical supplies to frontline clinics across Latin America.
In 2025, the SSI has reached 9.5, a milestone achievement that reflects not only operational excellence but also the resilience of ethical care networks across geopolitical boundaries.
This upward trajectory affirms PAMA’s commitment to transparent impact, cross-border solidarity, and the measurable advancement of health equity.
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SSI Score Range:
0–10 8.0–10.0 = High-impact, ethically sound, strategically executed
5.0–7.9 = Moderate impact, room for logistical or ethical improvement
Below 5.0 = Needs reevaluation of sourcing, delivery, or relevance