In Somalia, where conflict, climate shocks, and access constraints challenge humanitarian operations year after year, the Logistics Cluster enables a collective response. “A growing network of 60 partner organizations, with 40% national actors, is supporting a locally led response and avoiding duplication of efforts during emergencies.” — Christian KACHIBI, Somalia Logistics Cluster Coordinator. Building resilience before the next crisis strikes was at the heart of the recent tabletop exercise i

25 reactions · 4 comments | DP World is proud to be a member of the Logistics Cluster led by United Nations World Food Programme, which helps to get emergency supplies to where they're needed, fast. To date we've already contributed $1.3 million to relief. Nobody knows when disaster will strike, but next time our cluster partners need help delivering aid, we'll help get things moving immediately. #OurWorldOurFuture | DP World | Facebook

When an emergency strikes, our Logistics Cluster team is among some of the first responders on the ground. | World Food Programme

What can be achieved in 180 days? The South Sudan Logistics Cluster team made 7,400 m2 of common storage space available to the humanitarian community, facilitated the transport of 2,061 mt of relief items to 56 hard-to-reach destinations by air and coordinated 27 humanitarian road convoys, including one to Kajo-keji, a location not reachable from Juba by the humanitarian community for the last three years. See more of what our team in South Sudan has achieved in the first half of this year in t

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2.5K views · 112 reactions | By road. By water. By air. No place is too remote for the WFP-led Logistics Cluster when it comes to delivering aid around the globe.   #TogetherWeCluster | World Food Programme | Facebook