Summary
This ACF study shows that the carbon footprint of cash assistance is often overestimated and that the biggest opportunity for humanitarian logisticians is not to restrict beneficiaries’ choices, but to make markets, supply chains, and logistics systems more sustainable while still meeting essential needs effectively and with dignity.
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This ACF study shows that the carbon footprint of cash assistance is often overestimated and that the biggest opportunity for humanitarian logisticians is not to restrict beneficiaries’ choices, but to make markets, supply chains, and logistics systems more sustainable while still meeting essential needs effectively and with dignity.
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