Logistics Learning Alliance is a leading provider of humanitarian based training programmes. We currently have over 1,000 students, studying in six continents and working under some of the most dangerous and challenging conditions in many of the world’s most disaster hit and war-torn countries.

Following the huge success of our Humanitarian Essentials Logistics Module (HELM) Events between 2015 and 2024, we will be returning to Nairobi, Kenya in February 2025 to deliver our latest Advanced Supply Chain Manager session.

PLEASE NOTE: Those who wish to attend this event MUST have completed the HELM 1 & 2 Diploma first. We will be delivering the HELM 1 & 2 Events in Nairobi in February 2025 for those who have not already attended these sessions previously. Candidates can attend all three sessions for a reduced course fee of $1,500.00 USD.)

Course content

The Advanced Supply Chain Manager event will covers areas including:

• Supply Chain Management- assessing the programme requirements and understanding the global supply chain and programme strategies. Ensuring we plan supply chain behaviour to follow any rules contained in organisation policies and standards. Understand the supply chain network, plan the types and levels of resources needed to operate it and identify the internal and external interfaces which will need to be built to sustain it.
• Stock Prepositioning- provide supplies quickly and cost effectively, reduce the time taken to respond to emergencies, critical material in “stock” at strategic locations. Types of Pre-Positioning such as Framework agreements, Supplier stock, Government stocks, Organisation stock, Local agreements and Strategic pre-positioning networks
• Phases of Humanitarian Response- Disaster Risk Reduction, Disaster Preparedness, Emergency Relief, Reconstruction and Development
• Team Management- administer and coordinate groups of individuals to perform tasks, communication, objective setting and performance appraisals, guidance, instruction, direction and leadership
• Cash for Vouchers – The world of humanitarian aid is changing and organisations are now using Cash Transfer Programming to meet beneficiaries’ needs. This approach require different expertise, skills, and resources. Learn how the Supply Chain effectively contribute to CTP and supports the organisations in achieving their objectives. Areas covered include Assessments, Analyses, Preparedness, Retail Market Assessment, Procurement, Risk Identification, Monitoring the programme and suppliers