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Brennan, Mark
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<title>Surveys from CITE "Post-Harvest Storage Evaluation in Uganda"</title>
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Brennan, Mark; Goentzel, Jarrod; Green, Jennifer; Gooding, Emily; Graves, Steve; Spielberg, Jonars
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Brennan, Mark; Goentzel, Jarrod; Green, Jennifer; Gooding, Emily; Graves, Steve; Spielberg, Jonars
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Brennan, Mark E., S.M. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This thesis proposes experimentation with procurement as a convenient tool to generate data, reveal supply chain phenomena, and garner access to stakeholders in developing economies. Based on experimentation with procurement, stylized analytical models of supply chains in developing economies can then be generated. In particular this thesis explores experimentation with procurement in the context of food aid supply chains. In local and regional procurement, in which food is bought in a developing economy, and transoceanic procurement, in which food is bought in a developed economy and shipped to a developing economy, supply chain design is central to the humanitarian outcomes of food aid. Designing food aid supply chains involves weighing trade-offs between cost, quality, lead time, and the various interests that shape food aid policy. This thesis relies on two food aid supply chain case studies to build generalizable theory about experimentation with procurement.
Thesis: S.M. in Technology and Policy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Engineering, Institute for Data, Systems, and Society, Technology and Policy Program, 2016.; Cataloged from PDF version of thesis.; Includes bibliographical references (pages 101-106).
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