The diagram shows women contributions to humanitarian logistics resilience branching into four areas. Leadership and decision making leads to community leadership, then recovery planning, then negotiation. Healthcare and psychosocial support leads to midwifery, then menstrual hygiene, then psychosocial support. Household and community resilience leads to household management, then food security, then entrepreneurship. Operational logistics roles lead to aid distribution, then logistics support, then inclusive procurement.Women’s contributions to humanitarian logistics resilience
Source: Authors’ own work
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