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WFP Logistics, We Deliver
The World Food ProgrammeSlide2
Lesson Plan: The World Food Programme
This slide is for the facilitators reference only.
This slide should be hidden from the workbook and from the class presentation
DO NOT PRINT IN WORKBOOK
DO NOT DISPLAY IN CLASS
LEARNING
OBJECTIVES
:
By the end of the session, participants will be able to:
Describe the World Food Programme, its logistics activities and why it is delivering this training
Describe the logistics cluster and its relationship with WFP
Structure
Timing
Activities
Introduction
5 minutes
Explain lesson objectives
The World Food Programme
15
minutes
Outline
the history of WFP and its role in emergencies. Show the WFP video
The Logistics Cluster
10
minutes
Explain the role of the logistic cluster and its
relationship with WFP
WFP
& Host Governments
1
0 minutes
Outline the types of support and nature thereof offered
by WFP to host governments
Lesson End/Plenary
5
minutes
EVALUATION / RECAP
QUESTIONS:
The facilitator should
ask the questions below, or similar questions to the class to recap the lesson to ensure participants have understood the lesson content.
What is the role of the Logistic Cluster?
What role does WFP play within the Logistics Cluster?
What are the three areas WFP
support governments with in relief operations?
What are the four areas WFP support governments with to build capacity?
Total Lesson Length
45
minutes
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Lesson Objectives
1
Describe
the World Food Programme, its logistics activities and why it is delivering this
training
2
Describe the logistics
cluster roles
and
responsibilities
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:Slide4
WFP Logistics Video
Follow the link:
https://youtu.be/ME9By4ca-HI?list=
PLAKQZOExh9hLweFrbi9QIBHfvVwbdVM5ESlide5
WFP Global OperationsSlide6
WFP at a glance
80 Countries
100
Million beneficiaries per year
4 Million
600
3,000
m
etric tons of food a year by land, air and sea
storage facilities physically holding stocks
l
ogisticians in country offices
Over
27 % Cash Based Transfers Assistance
73% In-Kind Food Assistance Logistics Operations
More thanSlide7
A Recognized
Leader in LogisticsSlide8
WFP Logistics – We Deliver
SEA
The bulk of WFP cargo touches water on its journey to its final destination
30 ships on the high seas any given day
In 2011, 1700 bookings moving nearly 2.5M metric tons of food
worldwide
LAND
WFP Logistics’ chief mode of transport is overland road transport
4,000 trucks on the road any given day, transporting 4M tons per year
WFP’s own fleet consists of 750 trucks across 20 operations
AIR
Food airlifts and airdrops in emergencies
Transport of urgent relief and non-food items
60 aircraft in the skies on any given day moving cargo and passengers (UNHAS)Slide9
Specialised
Logistics Capacities
CLUSTER
Ensure the humanitarian community has
ability
to save lives through timely and reliable logistical service support
&
information.
Support
more than 40 emergencies since 2006
Up to 200 humanitarian actors accessing Logs Cluster annually
UNHRD
Five strategically located emergency preparedness and response hubs as well as one UNHRD antenna
51 authorised users
with approximately $US 90M worth of relief stocks (food and non-food
)
UNHAS
The “humanitarian community’s airline”
Serving 350,000 passengers to 240 destinations in 13 countries
870 UN agencies and NGOs accessing UNHAS servicesSlide10
WFP &
National Governments
Emergency
Food Aid/ Assistance
Logistics
Planning
Infrastructure
Information
Training
Relief
Capacity Development
Define Type of Support Required
Government Request for Assistance
Early Recovery
DevelopmentSlide11
1: Planning - ExampleSlide12
2: Infrastructure - ExampleSlide13
3: Information - ExampleSlide14
4: Training
- Example
Classroom Based 3.5 (or 4.5) days day training
Classroom & Practical 4 day training
Practical & Classroom 3 day training
Classroom based
4
day training
Strategic Emergency Logistics
Operational Emergency Logistics
Practical Emergency Logistics
Warehouse Management in EmergenciesSlide15
1
What is the role of the Logistic Cluster
?
2
What role does WFP play within the Logistics Cluster?
What are the
two
areas
WFP
support governments
with in
relief operations?
What are the four areas WFP support governments with to build capacity?
3
4
Lesson Recap
Questions:
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WFP Logistics, We Deliver
Questions