Tatenda Talent Chingono is a recent PhD graduate from the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. From 2017 till the end of 2019, he gave lectures on modules in operations management, management of training, and logistics at the University of Johannesburg. At Johannesburg's Regent Business School, he has also given lectures on supply chain management. He has published more than 20 papers, including three book chapters.Charles Mbohwa is a Visiting Professor at the University of Johannesburg. He was a Fulbright Scholar 2006/2007 at the Supply Chain and Logistics Institute at the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology and has won many fellowships and awards. He has had research exchange activities with researchers from more than 30 countries.

• Chapter 1. Humanitarian Logistics, Identifying and Reacting to DisastersChapter 2. Frameworks Supporting Humanitarian LogisticsChapter 3. Disasters in Selected Emerging EconomiesChapter 4. Supply Chain Channels and Network DesignChapter 5. Supply Chain Systems and Disaster ManagementChapter 6. Modelling Humanitarian Supply ChainsChapter 7. Strategies and Opportunities for Reverse LogisticsChapter 8. Information Technology in Humanitarian LogisticsChapter 9. Humanitarian Logistics in the 4th Industrial RevolutionChapter 10. Humanitarian Logistics: The Way Forward

Tatenda Talent Chingono is a recent PhD graduate from the University of Johannesburg in South Africa. From 2017 till the end of 2019, he gave lectures on modules in operations management, management of training, and logistics at the University of Johannesburg. At Johannesburg's Regent Business School, he has also given lectures on supply chain management. He has published more than 20 papers, including three book chapters.Charles Mbohwa is a Visiting Professor at the University of Johannesburg. He was a Fulbright Scholar 2006/2007 at the Supply Chain and Logistics Institute at the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering, Georgia Institute of Technology and has won many fellowships and awards. He has had research exchange activities with researchers from more than 30 countries.

• Chapter 1. Humanitarian Logistics, Identifying and Reacting to DisastersChapter 2. Frameworks Supporting Humanitarian LogisticsChapter 3. Disasters in Selected Emerging EconomiesChapter 4. Supply Chain Channels and Network DesignChapter 5. Supply Chain Systems and Disaster ManagementChapter 6. Modelling Humanitarian Supply ChainsChapter 7. Strategies and Opportunities for Reverse LogisticsChapter 8. Information Technology in Humanitarian LogisticsChapter 9. Humanitarian Logistics in the 4th Industrial RevolutionChapter 10. Humanitarian Logistics: The Way Forward