Design For Life improves how non-profits and government agencies design public supply chain systems through technology, research, and education. We are redefining decision-making processes in supply chain systems in low-and-middle-income countries to be unbiasedly better understood, informed, designed, and aligned to better support life.
Technology, research, and education within supply chain design are often in short supply in low-and-middle-income countries (LMICs), making it challenging to serve their communities in times of crisis. Supply chain systems aren’t equipped to handle public health and disaster relief demands, so when catastrophe strikes, the public suffers.
Design for Life is developing and assisting decision-makers of supply chain systems in low and middle-income countries to improve planning and design capability for public health, food, and disaster relief. Our technology solutions, educational opportunities, unbiased insights, and unrivaled research seeks to improve the efficacy of nonprofits and government agencies to support underserved communities.
Develop technology solutions, undertake research, and provide education and unbiased insights to improve the efficacy of nonprofits and governments. Design for Life will pursue the advancement of supply planning and design capabilities for public health, food, and disaster relief supply chain systems supporting underserved populations in low and middle-income countries.
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