operations & logistics(Tusnami NGO)

소개

쓰나미등 자연재해에 NGO의 역할에 관련된 영문리포트입니다. 영국대학 MBA과정에서 사용되었고 좋은점수 받았습니다..영문리포트입니다..

목차

1.0 Introduction

2.0 General Information ….
2.1 Definition of Tsunami
2.2 Generation of a tsunami
2.3 Defination of NGO
2.4 History of NGO

3.0 NGO’s Coordination
3.1 Coordination
3.2 Regional Logistics Support.
3.3 Early Warning
3.4 Economic Recovery and Infrastructure
3.5 Food
3.6 Health
3.7 Security

4.0 The Supply Chain Challenges of Disaster Relief
4.1 Logistics of Life and Death
4.2 Backlog Management
4.3 Critical period

5.0 Conclusion

6.0 Bibliography

본문내용

1.0 Introduction

In the early hours of the morning of Sunday 26 December 2004 a massive earthquake measuring 9.0 on the Richter scale struck the west coast of northern Sumatra. The epicentre was some 30 km under the seabed and 250km south-southwest of Banda Aceh. The first quake was followed by aftershocks ranging from 6 to 7.3, themselves large enough to destroy thousands of lives and livelihoods. The quake triggered powerful tsunamis reaching 10m in height, and these moved through neighbouring parts of the Indian Ocean at over 500km an hour wrecking coastal areas in India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Thailand and Maldives, as well as in Myanmar, Seychelles, and Somalia.

The tsunamis flooded coastal areas and wiped away homes and buildings, roads and bridges, water and electricity supplies, crops, irrigation and fishery infrastructure, food and fuel networks. To date, an estimated 139,000 people lost their lives and some 18,000 still are missing. In the affected areas economic life has ground to a halt; businesses have collapsed. Millions of people have seen their families and communities torn apart. The trauma caused by this devastating catastrophe cannot be underestimated.

참고자료

· Bibliography
· Slack N et al, 2006, operations and Process Management ; Principles and practices for Strategic Impact, FT prentice Hall
· Browersox DJ et al, 2007, Supply Chain Logistics Managments, end Ed, McGraw Hill
· http://www.tsunamiwave.info/
· http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/