Workshop on Humanitarian Logistics Research, Arlington, VA, September 2014
人道主义物流研究研讨会,弗吉尼亚州阿灵顿,2014 年 9 月
基本信息
- 批准号:1316583
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 4.1万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2013
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2013-10-01 至 2015-06-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
This grant provides funding to host a workshop on Humanitarian Logistics Research. Humanitarian logistics (HL) is involved with the transportation, handling, and distribution of the critical supplies needed by both the population that survives a disaster, and the disaster response itself. Inefficient HL leads to massive human suffering if the population needs are not met, or if critical disaster response functions-such as search and rescue, medical assistance, among other-slow down, or come to a halt, due to the lack of critical supplies. Regrettably the amount of research on this subject of national importance is not commensurate with its importance. Adding to the problem, only a tiny number of researchers in logistics study the realities of HL, the practitioners that have disaster research experience have almost no contact with these researchers, while the social scientists with expertise in disasters have very few interactions with the scholars in HL. These important groups of stakeholders-logisticians, social scientists, and practitioners-tend not to work together to improve the important field of HL. The main objectives of this workshop are to address this issue by: (1) providing a forum for the exchange of ideas and experiences between practitioners and researchers from all relevant disciplines (e.g., social sciences, engineering, logistics) on the subject of HL; (2) helping break barriers and establish links of communication between research communities that typically do not interact with each other; and, (3) defining the key components of a research agenda to addresses basic research needs on HL. To achieve its objectives, the workshop will be structured around presentations on the topics of "The Realities of Humanitarian Logistics;" "The Social Side of Humanitarian Logistics;" "The Analytics of Humanitarian Logistics;" and "Research Needs on Humanitarian Logistics." These presentations will be followed by breakout discussions to define research agendas on: "The Social Sciences of Humanitarian Logistics" and "The Analytics of Humanitarian Logistics." A plenary discussion will synthesize a comprehensive research agenda. A workshop report will summarize the work done and the key insights of the discussion. The workshop is an extremely cost-effective way to gather worldwide expertise on a subject of national significance, as amply demonstrated by the recent disaster of Super Storm Sandy, and Hurricanes Irene and Lee. The workshop will have a profound impact on the definition of a forward looking research that, by tapping into the expertise of leading scholars from multiple disciplines, addresses the basic research needs of the country to enhance the efficiency of the HL procedures at the core of disaster response procedures.
这笔赠款为主办人道主义后勤研究研讨会提供了资金。人道主义物流(HL)涉及灾难幸存者和灾难应对本身所需的关键物资的运输、处理和分发。如果人们的需求得不到满足,或者如果关键的灾害应对职能--如搜救、医疗援助等--由于缺乏关键的供应而减慢或停顿,效率低下的人道主义援助就会导致大规模的人类苦难。令人遗憾的是,对这一具有国家重要性的主题的研究数量与其重要性不相称。雪上加霜的是,只有极少数物流研究人员研究了HL的现实,有灾害研究经验的从业者几乎没有与这些研究人员接触,而具有灾害专业知识的社会科学家与HL学者的互动很少。这些重要的利益相关者群体--物流专家、社会科学家和从业者--往往不会共同努力改善HL的重要领域。这次研讨会的主要目的是通过以下方式解决这一问题:(1)提供一个论坛,供所有相关学科(如社会科学、工程学、物流)的从业人员和研究人员就HL主题交流思想和经验;(2)帮助打破障碍,在通常不相互作用的研究界之间建立沟通联系;以及(3)确定研究议程的关键组成部分,以满足HL的基本研究需求。为实现其目标,研讨会将围绕“人道主义物流的现实”、“人道主义物流的社会方面”、“人道主义物流的分析”和“人道主义物流的研究需要”等专题作专题介绍。在这些陈述之后,将进行分组讨论,以确定以下研究议程:“人道主义物流社会科学”和“人道主义物流分析”。全体讨论将综合出一份全面的研究议程。研讨会报告将总结已完成的工作和讨论的主要见解。该研讨会是一种极具成本效益的方式,可以收集具有国家意义的主题的全球专业知识,最近超级风暴桑迪以及飓风艾琳和李的灾难充分证明了这一点。讲习班将对前瞻性研究的定义产生深远影响,通过利用来自多个学科的领先学者的专门知识,解决该国的基本研究需求,以提高作为灾害应对程序核心的人道主义程序的效率。
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