The diagram presents a framework for disaster relief operations, divided into preparation and response phases. The preparation phase involves planning and needs assessment leading to information sharing among humanitarian supply chain stakeholders. Stakeholder behavior is then evaluated. If behavior matches expectations, swift trust and commitment are established, leading to collaboration and successful delivery of food parcels. If behavior does not match expectations, new action options are initiated such as new planning, information controls, or stakeholder selection. Propositions P1 to P 5 a and P 5 b indicate the pathways, while outcomes focus on collaboration and improved trust.Humanitarian logistics and HSC stakeholders
Source: Compiled from Sokat and Altay (2021) and Tomasini and Van Wassenhove (2009)
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