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Humanitarian Logistics Association (HLA) is an individual membership association for humanitarian logistics professionals committed to increase humanitarian logistics effectiveness.

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HLA IS SUPPORTED BY THE CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF LOGISTICS AND TRANSPORT

Following initial support for the HLA from the Fritz Institute in the United States, The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in the UK (CILT) is providing the association with a temporary home.  This will enable HLA to create procedures, standards and processes, grow its membership, and thrive in the future.  CILT chief executive Steve Agg said ‘I am delighted with this new partnership.  HLA will be given all the support required to set up and grow as a body.  We have had an excellent working relationship with the Fritz Institute and are pleased that this link with the humanitarian logistics sector will be strengthened by these new arrangements.’

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 2009 CHL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS

Ten Scholarship Recipients for Certification in Humanitarian Logistics Course announced to Increase Professional Skills of Logisticians Working in the humanitarian supply chain.

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LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

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"Welcome to the HLA website! It is great a pleasure for me to see the progress that has been made in recent years to professionalize Humanitarian Logistics. But there is much, much more to do. I have been involved for most of my career in humanitarian logistics, a sector which is often under-valued within the Aid community. The HLA aims to change that perception and so your membership and active participation is extremely important to enable us to develop the Association to support you..."

George Fenton

Chairman

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FROM THE FIELD: "Update from Santo Domingo -- the 2nd Wave"

It seems "the first wave emergency response" for the Haiti earthquake is over. Two weeks after the disaster, the first-responders who flew in to Haiti will slowly start to demobilize, to be replaced by new staff to stay for the next months. READ MORE HERE...

Source: The Road to the Horizon

Ninety Minutes Over Hispaniola

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Source: WFP's Logistics Blog

 

 

HAITI EARTHQUAKE

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Photos Of WFP Logistic's UNHAS Evacuating Wounded On First Flight Out Of Port-Au-Prince, Haiti

Source: Logistics Blog

 

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Latest Photos Of Damaged Port In Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Source: Logistics Blog

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