COVID-19 LOGISTICS CLUSTER

The Supply Chain Inter-Agency Coordination Cell (SCICC) is part of a coordination mechanism established by the United Nations Crisis Management Team (UNCMT) to support strategic guidance, operational decision-making, and overall monitoring of the global humanitarian response to the outbreak of COVID-19.

The Cell, led by WHO and based in Geneva, aims at bringing together partners committed to leveraging their respective strengths to fight COVID-19. The work of the Cell will complement the work done by UN agencies, international organizations and coordination mechanisms such as the Health Cluster and the Logistics Cluster.

Two Working Groups will support the work of the SCICC:

The Supply and Markets Working Group, chaired by WHO, is established to share insights on the markets of critical health items, coordinate procurement when possible, update and coordinate on the fulfillment of minimum requirements globally. Foster a global and coordinated approach to market. Click here for the ToR of the Working Group

Supply and Markets Working Group

The Global Humanitarian Logistics Continuity Working Group, chaired by the Logistics Cluster, is established to share updates on the logistics markets, access constraints, raise any logistics related issues and gaps affecting programmes and suggest appropriate solutions by exploring inter-agency collaboration opportunities. Click here for the ToR of the Working Group

Global Humanitarian Logistics Continuity Working Group