1. MFS service provides an idea as to the geography of your destination.

2. UN - Logistics Cluster Analysis contains the maps, documents, and reports needed to answer the questions. In particular start by reviewing the Access Constraint Map, Concept Operations Map, and the Cargo Transport Plan. I would spend time getting familiar with what is available here.This is your primary website for answering this question.Please do not recommend delivery by truck if the roads are closed or impassible. Make sure the mode(s) of transportation you select actually can make deliveries from the storage facility you selected to Old Fangak.

3. Link 3 is to an article on packaging for humanitarian relief. This connects to our chapter on packaging for export.

Here are the two parts to this question:

A. Specify the location and size or capacity (whichever is available) of one storage facility you are planning to use for pre-positioning of food packages to Old Fangak. Discuss why you selected this location. (10 points)

Assume Old Fangak itself has no warehouses of sufficient size. You will be leaving small stocks of food at different locations around the city. So you will need to be replenishing Old Fangak from the storage facility you selected. So the warehouse location you select will need to be located as close to Old Fangak as is practical and needs to have reliable transportation service to Old Fangak.

B. Identify the specific route and mode(s) of transportation you will use from the storage facility you selected to Old Fangak (15 points).

You must check if there are any access constraints by mode of transportation on any of the routes your selected. If there are access constraints you may need to select another route, different mode of transportation, or both. For example if there are no roads open, then do not ship by truck. Please make sure in the Transport Plan a stop at the storage facility you selected occurs before Old Fangak so that the relief supplies can be loaded for delivery to Old Fangak. You will be replenishing the storage facilities with new supplies and delivering the supplies already in the storage facility to the people of Old Fangak. A first-in, first-out inventory management strategy.

1. https://msf.exposure.co/a-hospital-in-the-swamp

2. https://logcluster.org/ops/ssd11a

3. https://www.wfp.org/stories/whats-box-how-cutting-edge-packaging-can-help-safeguard-environment-and-fight-hunger