Logistics

Cluster Objectives

CO1

Provide logistics coordination, information management, preparedness and technical advisory services to the humanitarian community.

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Contributes to

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Number of cluster coordination meetings conducted	Numbers	20	Pending
Number of organizations utilizing logistics and coordination services	Humanitarian Actors	200	Pending
User satisfaction rate of annual performance survey for Logistics Cluster and UNHAS	Percentage	90%	Pending
Number of humanitarian staff benefitting from logistics capacity building services	Numbers	250	Pending
Number of information products shared with the humanitarian community.	Numbers	100	Pending

CO2

Enhanced access to beneficiaries and project implementation sites through safe, effective and efficient passenger air service.

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Contributes to

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Percentage of evacuations (medical and security) performed against request	Percentage	100%	Pending
Amount of light humanitarian cargo transported by UNHAS	Metric tons	1,000	Pending
Number of passengers transported	People	68,000	Pending

CO3

Achieve logistics and cost efficiencies through the expansion of road and river transport modalities and a decreased reliance on air operations.

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Contributes to

Indicator	Unit	Target	Measure
Length of New Sustainable Dyke Reconstructed	Kilometers	20	Pending
Length of main supply routes rehabilitated	Kilometers	300	Pending
Number of cross drainage Structures Constructed	Numbers	10	Pending
Number of inter-agency road convoys facilitated	Numbers	50	Pending
Quantity of humanitarian cargo moved through IOM common transport services	Metric tons	5,500	Pending
Amount of common storage space made available to the humanitarian community.	Areas	19,000	Pending
Kilometers of dyke rehabilitated	Kilometers	10	Pending
Quantity of cargo transported through coordinated road convoys	Metric tons	19,000	Pending
Number of Kilometers of river routes and canals cleared/dredged	Kilometers	23	Pending
Percentage of humanitarian relief cargo moved by river and road versus by air	Percentage	50%	Pending
Number of River Ports Improved/Upgraded	Numbers	2	Pending
Quantity (mt) of humanitarian cargo moved through Logistics Cluster Common Services	Metric tons	5,500	Pending