The name STOCKHOLM stands for STOCK of Humanitarian Organisations Logistics Mapping. The name refers to the Swedish capital, composed of 14 separate islands that are linked through over 50 bridges. This reinforces the overall ideas of exchange, connection and collaboration that drive the ESUPS project. The platform offers humanitarian actors access to a visual representation of prepositioned disaster relief items. Users are able to filter stock data based on country, province, or any other cross-geographical area. Stock data can also be filtered by the organisation holding the stock, cluster, and item.

Displays information on prepositioned stock quantities and locations within countries
Proposes optimum collective stock levels for a national prepositioning strategy
Supports ownership of stock level management. Users decide the frequency of updates according to contexts and partners’ choices
The “Item group” functionality will help standardise nomenclature of relief items. No matter what type of blanket is stored in a warehouse, it will be called “blanket”

Supports a “pull approach”, placing decision-making power back in the hands of actors at national level

Designed to communicate with other datasets and analytic tools used in the sector, such as the Logistics Cluster LogIE platform, ICRC Warehouse Management System, Dubai Humanitarian Data Bank, etc.