Category: ESUPS news

  • Survey: The future of stock pre-positioning and coordination

    Survey: The future of stock pre-positioning and coordination

    The ESUPS project invites the humanitarian logistics community and its stakeholders to participate in an important survey. The survey is aimed at assessing current stock pre-positioning and coordination practices within humanitarian organization, UN agency, private sector, academia, governments, institutional donors and other entities. As part of our ongoing efforts to advance the goals of the…

  • Report: Unbranded stock and loan-borrowing policies for time and cost efficiency in humanitarian crises

    Report: Unbranded stock and loan-borrowing policies for time and cost efficiency in humanitarian crises

    As humanitarian organizations continue to face ever-increasing needs but limited funding, humanitarian logistics must trust in new ways to collaborate and become more efficient. BONN, 08/11/2023 – Today, the Emergency Supply Pre-positioning Strategy (ESUPS) project released the first research of its kind, which aims to change the mindset of humanitarian organizations towards greater collaboration and…

  • STOCKHOLM update: Latest features July 2023

    STOCKHOLM update: Latest features July 2023

    In the last few months, STOCKHOLM users have grown to 281, from 119 agencies across 53 countries. Considering their feedback and requests, ESUPS and a team of developers at Tonkin & Taylor have been focusing on enhancing users experience and access to STOCKHOLM platform. Here is an overview of the latest improvements and features since…

  • Case study on ESUPS published by Gurobi Optimization

    Case study on ESUPS published by Gurobi Optimization

    A core section of ESUPS’ STOCKHOLM platform is the “National stock analysis” dashboard. All STOCKHOLM users have access to the dashboard. As you can see in the preview above, the information displayed is filtered by countries and is collective in nature. The platform analyses all pre-positioned stock in a country, irrespective of which agency holds…

  • ESUPS at HNPW 2023: summary and recording of joint session

    From May 24 to 28, ESUPS team and colleagues from Welthungerhilfe participated in the face-to-face week of the annual Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks (HNPW) in Geneva. On May 25, ESUPS co-hosted a session in collaboration with International Humanitarian City, IMPACCT, the Logistics Cluster and UNCTAD. The aim of the session was to demonstrate the interoperability among four…

  • ESUPS at HNPW 2023

    ESUPS at HNPW 2023

    Once again, the annual HNPW (Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks) is approaching. The event will be held in a hybrid format from 17 to 28 April: 17-21 April remotely, 24-28 April face-to-face at the CICG in Geneva. With over 200 face-to-face sessions and over 60 remote sessions scheduled so far, the event programme covers critical…

  • ESUPS survey 2023

    ESUPS survey 2023

    The Emergency Supply Pre-positioning Strategy (ESUPS) project is starting a new phase of development for the next two years, thanks to the support of USAID – Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance. After significant progress since its inception in 2018, more specifically in the last year with the growing of STOCKHOLM platform, we would like to ensure…

  • How disaster data inform ESUPS recommendations on collective pre-positioning

    How disaster data inform ESUPS recommendations on collective pre-positioning

    Disaster data are one of the variables that inform ESUPS recommendations on stock pre-positioning strategies in a country. The disaster profile of a country has an important impact when it comes to identifying the most and least urgent relief items that should be available in order to be prepared before a disaster strikes. It also…

  • New resource: recording of STOCKHOLM training in the Pacific

    New resource: recording of STOCKHOLM training in the Pacific

    From 13 to 16 September, ESUPS delivered an online training on STOCKHOLM platform. The training consisted of four sessions covering the same content, but delivered in different days to facilitate attendance from several groups of countries. The sessions were attended by 33 participants in total. These represented NGOs, agencies, Red Cross/Crescent Societies, government bodies and National…

  • Latest updates on ESUPS countries

    Latest updates on ESUPS countries

    Over the last months, ESUPS has been in regular exchange with stakeholders in several countries who are interested in being involved in the project and triggering the process that leads to the elaboration of collective recommendations on pre-positioned stock. Interest from countries as well as regional emergency coordination bodies has also increased following ESUPS participation…