The IFRC's Global Humanitarian Services and Supply Chain Management (GHS&SCM) worldwide, with the largest humanitarian supply chain footprint spanning over 191 countries.
As an accredited Humanitarian Procurement Center (HPC) by DG ECHO, IFRC GHS&SCM delivers non-profit supply chain services to humanitarian organizations and governments globally.
The IFRC's Global Humanitarian Services and Supply Chain Management (GHS&SCM) provides wide-ranging logistical support to our global humanitarian network, ensuring our members can respond quickly and effectively before and after disasters strike.
Global Humanitarian Services and Supply Chain Management (GHS&SCM)’s ambition is to enhance preparedness, strengthen capacity, leverage network synergies, and deliver timely, effective and reliable response to maximize humanitarian impact.
A snapshot of recent logistics and supply chain initiatives supported by GHS&SCM.
Argentina
The Humanitarian Hub in Buenos Aires joins IFRC's global network of logistics centres located in Panama City, Kuala Lumpur, Dubai, and Las Palmas - Canary Islands.
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Poland
Kuwait Red Crescent Society delivered more than 30 tons of relief materials and medical aid to Poland to support the people displaced from Ukraine.
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Sudan
Two simultaneous humanitarian air bridges in partnership with UN agencies and the IFRC deployed life-saving aid from Dubai to countries ravaged by crises within hours.
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Sudan
Sudanese Red Crescent teams receive a new aid shipment from the IFRC in Port Sudan to support people affected by the ongoing conflict.
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