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Risky Business of Providing Aid in Japan · Jan 15, 2025 · 38 min

Episode 2: Supply Chain Management

Join hosts Joel Challender and Charles McJilton as they delve into the complexities of resource management in disaster response. In this episode, they explore the push, pull, and call-forward supply chain models, providing insights into how these approaches impact disaster aid delivery. Drawing from real-world examples, including the Great East Japan Earthquake, they discuss the challenges of aligning aid with actual community needs, overcoming gatekeeping, and leveraging existing supply chains like convenience stores for efficient relief efforts. This episode emphasizes the importance of assessment, adaptability, and collaboration to ensure aid reaches those who need it most.

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Join hosts Joel Challender and Charles McJilton as they delve into the complexities of resource management in disaster response. In this episode, they explore the push, pull, and call-forward supply chain models, providing insights into how these approaches impact disaster aid delivery. Drawing from real-world examples, including the Great East Japan Earthquake, they discuss the challenges of aligning aid with actual community needs, overcoming gatekeeping, and leveraging existing supply chains like convenience stores for efficient relief efforts. This episode emphasizes the importance of assessment, adaptability, and collaboration to ensure aid reaches those who need it most.