Lead effective, equitable and resilient humanitarian supply chains in the world's most complex emergencies.

Humanitarian Logistics is a strategic and evidence-led guide for senior humanitarian logistics practitioners, policy leaders and decision-makers responsible for delivering aid at speed, scale and under extreme uncertainty.

Written by experts Graham Heaslip, Peter Tatham and Gyöngyi Kovács, this updated fifth edition brings together a collection of cutting-edge academic research and practitioner insight to provide rigorous analysis of how logistics systems can be designed, governed and measured to perform effectively in rapidly evolving disaster and conflict settings.

Drawing on real-world examples from organizations including hulo and UNHCR, the book bridges theory and practice to support informed decision-making at both strategic and operational levels. This new edition expands coverage of critical shifts in the sector, including localization, prioritization, equity and sustainability.

This book enables you to:
- Design agile supply chains for disaster and complex emergency response
- Measure and improve humanitarian logistics performance
- Apply localization, prioritization and equity in operational decision-making
- Integrate sustainability into humanitarian supply chain strategies
- Learn from real-world examples across UN agencies and NGOs

Essential reading for senior practitioners and a core resource for undergraduate and postgraduate study, Humanitarian Logistics equips leaders with the insight and frameworks needed to improve response effectiveness, accountability and long-term impact.

Online resources accompany this new edition.

Themes include: humanitarian logistics, disaster response, humanitarian supply chains, localization, equity in aid delivery, sustainability, performance measurement