Last Mile Distribution in Disaster Relief Chains

Humanitarian logistics has gained significant attention due to recent disasters, both natural and man-made. The increasing complexity and dynamism of disaster relief supply chains present unique challenges, as they must adapt quickly to uncertainties and operate efficiently. The focus is on developing fast, agile, and flexible supply chains that can deliver the right emergency supplies swiftly to minimize human suffering and save lives. This thesis explores these critical aspects within the context of supply chain management.