Global Logistics Cluster Project Strengthens National Coordination in Four Countries

A new ReliefWeb report evaluates the Global Logistics Cluster Field‑Based Preparedness Project (FBPP), which has operated in 26 countries to date. The study focuses on four case studies—Malawi, Bhutan, Peru, and Tanzania—using document review, key informant interviews, and meeting observations to assess FBPP’s contribution to national‑led coordination, information sharing, preparedness practices, and action‑plan implementation. Findings show that FBPP’s value lies in acting as an institutional catalyst: convening actors, creating shared reference points, and translating preparedness concerns into structured, nationally led arrangements. Malawi and Bhutan, where implementation has concluded, exhibit clear progress with coordination mechanisms and preparedness practices embedded under national leadership. Peru and Tanzania, still in active implementation, show uneven gains, reflecting political and institutional constraints that remain to be addressed.