Figure 5
A diagram of the dynamic framework for humanitarian logistics management. The framework is divided into two main sections: Orchestration and Choreography. Orchestration includes centralized management with central actors, controlled interactions, centralized resources, clear accountability, and strategic alignment. Choreography includes decentralized management with autonomous actors, peer-to-peer networks, decentralized resources, flexible and adaptive structures, common goals, rules, and collaboration platforms. Coordination, cooperation, and collaboration are central to the framework. The diagram lists actors and stakeholders involved in post-disaster supply flow, including humanitarian organizations, military or civil defense, logistics service providers, communities of practice, beneficiaries, volunteers, and local NGOs. The UNHRD and Logistics Cluster are highlighted for their roles in logistics services and procurement.Dynamic HL management framework