1. Supply Chain Partnership
WFP Logistics, We Deliver

2. Supply Chain Partnership
Lesson Objectives
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: 1
List the different actors with whom you may sit in a logistics cluster 2
Understand the perspectives and motives of the major actors 3
Outline the relationship between WFP, the logistics cluster and host governments / militaries

3. Exercise: Actors in an Emergencies
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Exercise: Actors in an Emergencies
In your groups, list the international actors you would expect to encounter in an emergency logistics response, putting each on a different piece of card.
5 minutes
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Next, arrange these in order of their perceived logistics capacity in an emergency.
5 minutes

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Actors in an Emergency
INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS AND RED CRESCENT MOVEMENT
ICRC
IFRC
NGOs, faith based and civil society organizations
GOVERNMENTS
International
National Societies
International
National
Local
National
Local Branches
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Local
Philanthropic Organizations
Individuals
Peacekeeping
International
Corporate Donors
National
PRIVATE DONORS
AFFECTED POPULATION
MILITARY
Local and host communities
WFP
UNHCR
UNICEF
Diaspora
WHO
FAO
OCHA
COMMUNITY UN
Source:

5. Exercise: The Challenge of Coordination
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Exercise: The Challenge of Coordination
In your groups, review potential challenges when a lot of humanitarian actors are operating in a country and propose mechanisms to ensure coordination and eliminate duplication of effort.
10 minutes to list
10 minutes to present/discuss
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The Cluster System

7. Logistics Cluster What is the Logistics Cluster?
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Logistics Cluster
What is the Logistics Cluster?
What the Logistics Cluster can do
What the Logistics Cluster can’t do

8. Cluster Relationship with Host Government
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Cluster Relationship with Host Government
Scale of emergency and Government response
Structure of government representation in the Logistics Cluster
Co lead / chair of logistics cluster
Observer or liaison role
Client (where services provided)

9. Philippines Humanitarian Coordination Architecture
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10. Unsolicited Bilateral Donations
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Unsolicited Bilateral Donations
Assorted second hand donations
Pharmaceuticals
T-shirts
Used Shoes
Children’s Toys
Food
Baby formula
What logistics problems arise from these donations?
How could this best be addressed?

11. Outsourcing to Private Sector Partners
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Outsourcing to Private Sector Partners
Relief Goods
Distribution
Your agency’s Warehouse
Your agency’s transport
Relief Goods
Distribution
Privately run Warehouse
Privately run transport

12. Private Sector as Humanitarian Actors
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Private Sector as Humanitarian Actors
Corporate Social
Responsibility
Example:
Logistics Emergency
Team (LET)
Examples from
your country?

13. Working with the Military
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Working with the Military
Opportunities
Logistics Capacity and Infrastructure
Security and safety
Access to beneficiaries
Challenges
Protecting Humanitarian Principles
Coordination
Competition for resources

14. Military Partners and Humanitarian Space
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What is meant by the term ‘Humanitarian Space’?
Availability & Impartiality of Forces Decrease
Mission of
Military
Peace Support or Peace Operation
Peaceful
Combat
Peace-
keeping
Peace
Enforcement
Humanitarian
Tasks
Direct
Maybe No
Visibility
of Task
Decreases
Indirect
Yes
Infrastructure
Support

15. Implications on Partnerships
Military Culture and
Implications on Partnerships
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General Organizational Culture
Implications on Meeting Management
Coordination and Information Sharing
Operational impact of the Mission
Deployment and Support Requirements

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Recap Lesson
Questions: 1
What are some of the Coordination Challenges between Humanitarian Actors?
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Who are the Main Actors and their roles in the Logistics Cluster?

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Questions