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Sarah Schiffling

Helsinki, Liverpool
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Covers:  Supply chain management, vaccine supplies, logistics, humanitarian logistics, disaster relief, development
One of the supply chain & social responsibility nerds @HUMLOGInstitute researching humanitarian logistics and supply chain management sarah.schiffling@hanken.fi

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Sarah Schiffling’s Biography

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Sarah Schiffling is an expert in supply chain management with a focus on humanitarian and healthcare supply chains.

Sarah holds positions as a Senior Lecturer in Supply Chain Management at Liverpool John Moores University, UK, and as an International Research Fellow with the HUMLOG Institute in Helsinki, Finland. She previously worked as a Lecturer in Logistics and Operations Management at the University of Lincoln, UK. She obtained a PhD in Humanitarian Logistics from Heriot-Watt University, …

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Vaccine supply chains: Collaboration is the key to success

Vaccine supply chains: Collaboration is the key to success

The Covid-19 pandemic has raised awareness of supply chains. Things that few people thought twice about befor…

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The UK's speedy COVID-19 vaccine rollout: surprise success or planned perfection?

The UK's speedy COVID-19 vaccine rollout: surprise success or planned perfection?

The UK's COVID-19 response has been criticised severely. Britain is among the countries with the highest numb…

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The Long Road Ahead: The Vaccine Supply Chain Challenge

The Long Road Ahead: The Vaccine Supply Chain Challenge

The good news many around the world had longed for arrived in late 2020: the first Covid-19 vaccines gained a…

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COVID-19 Vaccine Logistics: How Have Digital Hotspots Supported The Rollout? - Viewing Blog Post ...

COVID-19 Vaccine Logistics: How Have Digital Hotspots Supported The Rollout? - Viewing Blog Post ...

The COVID-19 outbreak in late 2019 has affected everyone around the globe. Digital solutions have been integr…

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COVID vaccine supply is causing an EU crisis - so what's being done to speed up production?

COVID vaccine supply is causing an EU crisis - so what's being done to speed up production?

The EU has a vaccine shortage problem. AstraZeneca pledged earlier this month to supply 2 million doses a wee…

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COVID vaccine: some waste is normal - but here's how it is being kept to a minimum

COVID vaccine: some waste is normal - but here's how it is being kept to a minimum

Now that COVID-19 vaccination campaigns are underway in many countries, concerns have emerged about the avail…

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‘Blood olives’: the hurdles in enforcing UK’s ban on trade with illegal Israeli settlements Original

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By Sarah Schiffling, Claire Hannibal, Rosanna Cole
| The Conversation Verified
The key question about the UK’s decision to ban trade in goods and services from illegal Israeli settlements in the Occupied Palestinian Territories is whether – and how – such a ban can be enforced. To answer this question, it’s worth looking at how such sanctions are already enforced in similar situations. Blood diamonds, the precious stones whose proceeds are used to finance war, are often cited as an example of the way countries can avoid trading in commodities that can contribute to harm.
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Strait of Hormuz: if the Iran conflict shuts world’s most important oil chokepoint, global economic chaos could follow

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By Sarah Schiffling
| Yahoo Canada Verified
The reported sinking of several Iranian warships by US missiles in the Gulf of Oman serves as a reminder of the maritime aspect of the conflict which began February 28 with a barrage of Israeli and American missiles targeting Iran.
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Israel allows a ‘limited’ amount of aid back into Gaza, where the humanitarian situation is desperate Original

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By Sarah Schiffling, Liz Breen
| The Conversation Verified
After 11 weeks of blockading the flow of humanitarian aid into Gaza, the Israeli government asked the UN to resume “limited” aid deliveries on May 18. The move came amid growing international outrage over what the UN secretary-general, António Guterres, has called a “policy of siege and starvation” in Gaza that “makes a mockery of international law”. Israel cleared nine aid trucks on Monday, May 19, only five of which entered Gaza.
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