Factores de influencia en la coordinación logística para la preparación y atención de desastres – Una revisión de literatura

Factores de influencia en la coordinación logística para la preparación y atención de desastres – Una revisión de literatura

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Juan Camilo López-Vargas
Diana Maria Cárdenas-Aguirre

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El objetivo de este trabajo es presentar los factores que influyen en la coordinación de los actores que participan en las operaciones de preparación y respuesta de desastres. Para ello, se ha realizado una revisión de literatura con el fin de identificar los factores que facilitan y dificultan la coordinación en el marco de la logística humanitaria. La coordinación en las cadenas de abastecimiento humanitarias es compleja a pesar que esté dirigida hacia los objetivos fundamentales de reducir las muertes y el sufrimiento de las víctimas de un desastre. Con base en la revisión de literatura, puede establecerse que la coordinación está condicionada por el entorno complejo inherente a los desastres, por las capacidades organizacionales, así como la confianza y transparencia que existan entre sí. Estos hallazgos pretenden fomentar el interés por la coordinación inter-organizacional y el mejoramiento de los procesos de preparación y respuesta a los desastres.

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