Category: ESUPS news

UNHCR’s experience with STOCKHOLM highlights why interoperability is key to making stock data sharing more efficient, accurate and scalable.

An article to reflect on what ESUPS team members brought back from the HNPW 2026.

The landslide disasters in Papua New Guinea drove agencies to optimise stock prepositioning, using digital tools for faster, coordinated relief

Do we have the courage to collectively rise to the challenge? ESUPS exists to be a vehicle for meaningful change in emergency preparedness.

Honduras improved disaster preparedness by adopting STOCKHOLM, uniting agencies for faster, collaborative emergency response and resilience.

ESUPS and WFP’s Log IE integration enables real-time, shared stock data, revolutionizing humanitarian preparedness and collaborative disaster response.

ESUPS’s evaluation identifies achievements and challenges, driving next steps to enhance stock prepositioning, user engagement, and data reliability.

In this article, Florent Chane argues the traditional stock prepositioning approach is outdated, urging collaborative, digital solutions for effective emergency response.

The STOCKHOLM platform recently underwent its most significant transformation since it was introduced in 2019.  Officially launched at the recent Humanitarian Network and Partnerships Week, the update enhances the platform’s usefulness and user-friendliness.   The STOCKHOLM platform is now even better equipped to support the humanitarian organisations around the world who carry out vital stock prepositioning…

From 29 April to 10 May 2024, ESUPS participated in the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW). Our team took the opportunity to make connections, engage in discussions, and explore opportunities to work together with other actors in the humanitarian sector. Among the many important themes, HNPW 2024 highlighted the need for enhanced collaboration among…