Journal of Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Volume 13 Issue 1 , Open Access

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Assessing the value of supply chain management in the humanitarian context – An evidence-based research approach

Jonas Stumpf, Maria Besiou, Tina Wakolbinger

The research objective is to study the relevance of supply chain management in the humanitarian context, analyze supply chain expenditures and identify major cost-saving…

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A systematic literature review of food banks’ supply chain operations with a focus on optimization models

Adrian Fernando Rivera, Neale R. Smith, Angel Ruiz

Food banks play an increasingly important role in society by mitigating hunger and helping needy people; however, research aimed at improving food bank operations is limited.

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Humanitarian aid distribution logistics with accessibility constraints: a systematic literature review

Carlos Alberto Rojas Trejos, Jose D. Meisel, Wilson Adarme Jaimes

The purpose of this paper is to review the relevant literature in order to identify trends and suggest some possible directions for future research in the framework of…

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The influence of lean thinking on philanthropic organisations' disaster response processes

Keratiloe Mogotsi, Fanny Saruchera

This paper aims to reveal the philanthropy landscape processes for dealing with disasters and examine the influence of lean thinking in managing philanthropy for disasters. It…

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The post-disaster transportation of injured people when hospitals have districts

Tareq Babaqi, Béla Vizvári

The total capacity of ambulances in metropolitan cities is often less than the post-disaster demand, especially in the case of disasters such as earthquakes. However, because…

Design of humanitarian supply chain system by applying the general two-stage network DEA model

Jae-Dong Hong

The recent COVID-19 outbreak and severe natural disasters make the design of the humanitarian supply chain network (HSCN) a crucial strategic issue in a pre-disaster scenario. The…

Defence organizations in emergency networks: the early response to COVID-19 in Europe

Elvira Kaneberg, Wojciech D. Piotrowicz, Jana Abikova, Tore Listou, Sarah Aline Schiffling, Claudia Paciarotti, Diego Vega, Kristjana Adalgeirsdottir

The purpose of this study is to analyse the crisis network response of European countries and the role played by defence organizations (DOs) during the early response phase of the…

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ISSN:

2042-6747

Online date, start – end:

2011

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

open access

Editors:

  • Dr Nezih Altay
  • Prof Gyöngyi Kovács