Emergent Issues Related to Freight Systems Impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic

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These reports were generated by the Supply Chain Analysis Network (SCAN). MIT’s Humanitarian Supply Lab (HSCL)—along with Dewberry, the Center for Naval Analyses, and American Logistics Aid Network—work together as part of SCAN to support FEMA's Logistics Management Directorate during crisis activations. HSCL hosts three of the five team members that delivered national freight assessments over 10 weeks during SCAN’s 2020 COVID-19 activation. Each assessment followed a week-long research and industry peer review process before delivery to FEMA.
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COVID-19
FEMA
SCAN
humanitarian
freight
supply chain management
supply chain
Federal Emergency Management Administration
Supply Chain Analysis Network
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