Journal of Humanitarian Logistics and Supply Chain Management , Open Access
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A multiobjective mathematical model for a humanitarian logistics multimodal transportation problem
Marisol S. Romero-Mancilla, Kenneth E. Hernandez-Ruiz, Diana L. Huerta-MuñozThe purpose of this paper is to introduce a three-echelon multimodal transportation problem applied to a humanitarian logistic case study that occurred in Mexico.
Humanitarian response by grassroots associations during a military conflict
Renata Konrad, Solomiya Sorokotyaha, Daniel WalkerConflict and violence are the main drivers of globally escalating humanitarian needs. Local grassroots initiatives are pivotal in distributing humanitarian supplies in the acute…
Mitigating risks and overcoming logistics challenges in humanitarian deployment to conflict zones: evidence from the DRC and CAR
Youssef Malhouni, Charif MabroukiThe purpose of this study is to analyze the challenges encountered by international nongovernmental organizations (INGOs) operating in armed conflicts within the Democratic…
Mobile ultrasound vascular assessment (MUVA) for remote and conflict areas
Oscar Y. Moreno Rocha, Paula Pinto, Maria C. Consuegra, Sebastian Cifuentes, Jorge H. UlloaThis study aims to facilitate access to vascular disease screening for low-income individuals living in remote and conflict areas based on the results of a pilot trial in…
Supply chain solutions for essential medicine availability during COVID-19 pandemic
Joseph Odhiambo OnyangoThis study aims to document students’ supply chain solutions developed through the internship hackathon program. The study profiled innovative solutions developed by university…
Procurement physiognomies and creative accounting in Nigerian listed health care firms
Usman Abbas, Shehu Usman HassanThis paper aims to examine the influence of procurement physiognomies on the creative accounting (CA) of listed health-care firms in Nigeria from 2016 to 2020.
Lean thinking in medical commodities supply chains: applicability and success factors for Tanzanian health supply chains
Severine Sirito Augustine Kessy, Gladness Ladislaus Salema, Yusta SimwitaThis paper aims to examine lean thinking in medical commodities supply chains by considering its applications and success factors. It determines the drivers and wastes of medical…
Assessing performance using maturity model: a multiple case study of public health supply chains in Nigeria
Ramatu Abdulkadir, Dante Benjamin Matellini, Ian D. Jenkinson, Robyn Pyne, Trung Thanh NguyenThis study aims to determine the factors and dynamic systems behaviour of essential medicine stockout in public health-care supply chains. The authors examine the constraints and…
Assessment of pre-eclampsia and eclampsia health commodities’ supply chains in selected hospitals of Lagos State during COVID-19 pandemic
Adesola Olalekan, Victor Igweike, Oloruntoba Ekun, Abosede Adegbite, Olayinka OgunleyePre-eclampsia and eclampsia (PE/E) are rising in Sub-Saharan Africa, including Nigeria. This study aims to evaluate the availability and logistics management of sixteen items from…
Supply chain gaps analysis during COVID-19 pandemic - the case of medical supplies in Tanzania
Alfred Ain SallwaThis study aims to investigate the supply chain gaps during the COVID-19 pandemic in Tanzania amid the pandemic era.
Rethinking research methods in protracted violent conflicts in Mozambique: fieldwork in complex emergencies
Kudakwashe ChirambwiThis paper argues for the need to use multiple sources and methods that respond to research challenges presented by new forms of war. There are methodological constraints and…
Identifying total defense logistics concepts: a comparative study of the Swedish pandemic response
Imoh Antai, Roland HellbergThe total defence (TD) concept constitutes a joint endeavour between the military forces and civil defence structures within a TD state. Logistics is essential for such joint…
Determinants of efficient last-mile delivery: evidence from health facilities and Kaduna Health Supplies Management Agency
Nuraddeen Usman Miko, Usman AbbasAfrica has been identified as an area where higher mortality happens due to un-accessibility to health care, drugs and other health facilities. Nigeria, as one of the African…
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open accessEditors:
- Dr Nezih Altay
- Prof Gyöngyi Kovács
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