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August 14, 2025European Economic Letters (EEL)Open Access

Evaluation of Risks in Humanitarian Supply Chain and Their Inter-Dependence using ISM and MICMAC Analysis

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AGAshish Gupta

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Implication

The analysis unveils significant risks in humanitarian supply chains, highlighting their interdependence and driving power implications.

Key Points

  • The ISM framework categorized significant risks, revealing that infrastructure damage and secondary natural hazards are key high-priority risks.
  • A MICMAC analysis assessed risks based on their driving power and dependence, indicating a clear risk hierarchy among factors.
  • Group interviews were utilized to gather insights, exposing potential biases and the dominance of certain viewpoints during discussions.
  • This structured risk analysis framework supports decision-makers in effectively prioritizing and addressing critical risks in supply chains.

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Ashish Gupta (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af3e34cf1dd9ea359eaccahttps://doi.org/10.52783/eel.v15i3.3567
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