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In this podcast series we speak to experts, practitioners, thinkers and decision-makers who are involved in studying, understanding and operationalising human security.
Episode 6 – Prof Gyöngyi Kovács: Logistics, partnerships, and listening to the silence
Humans of Security
39 minutes 9 seconds
4 years ago
Episode 6 – Prof Gyöngyi Kovács: Logistics, partnerships, and listening to the silence
In this episode we speak to Prof. Gyöngyi Kovács, a Professor in Humanitarian Logistics, about managing humanitarian logistics in conflicts and crisis. We discuss how those parts of the world that are most affected by human insecurities are often those that are the hardest to reach, or to operate in as a humanitarian organisation, or to access infrastructure to communicate and coordinate relief efforts and programmes. Consequently, humanitarian logistics is crucial to ensuring human security. We also touch on programmes such as cash-based assistance and discuss the pandemic as a human-security concern that is close to home. Mentioned in the podcast are the following links:
HUMLOG Institute: www.hanken.fi/humloginstitute
MOOC: https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/humanitarian-logistics/2
Humans of Security
In this podcast series we speak to experts, practitioners, thinkers and decision-makers who are involved in studying, understanding and operationalising human security.
