The COVID-19 global health crisis forced border closings, strained resources and tightened
funding, forcing humanitarian organisations to innovate. This paper aims to identify gaps in …

Humanitarian assistance operates under conditions characterized by the collapse of health
facilities, the disruption of health systems and the breakdown of already on-going treatments …

Purpose Delivery management of perishable products such as blood in a supply chain is a
considerable issue such that the last-mile delivery, which refers to deliver goods to the end …

Peter Buckley's (2002) seminal paper examining the relevance of international business (IB)
research marks the start of an opening towards more critical topics inherent to the nature of …

Despite the vast amount of research on business model innovation, little is known about
what decision-makers must consider while innovating access-based business models in the …

Abstract NGOs (Non-governmental Organizations) are still lagging in adopting the benefits
of vehicle-sharing during disaster relief operations. Therefore, the primary objective of this …

For years, humankind has been facing various disasters of which logistics has a crucial role
for alleviating sufferings of vulnerable people, who are isolated and in need of basic …

The purpose of this paper is to demonstrate conceptual and theoretical similarities between
disaster relief chains (DRCs) and commercial supply chains using the customer relationship …

In preparing for disasters, relief supplies can be prepositioned as tangible forms in
warehouses or as intangible forms, such as production capacity. However, the …

Purpose This paper aims to explore the impact of fourth-party logistics (4PL) adoption on the
agility, adaptability and alignment (AAA) capabilities within humanitarian supply chains …