Logistics Learning Alliance is a leading provider of humanitarian based training programmes. We currently have over 1,000 students, studying in six continents and working under some of the most dangerous and challenging conditions in many of the world’s most disaster hit and war-torn countries.
Following the huge success of our Humanitarian Essentials Logistics Module (HELM) Events between 2015 and 2020, we will be returning to Nairobi in October 2021 to run a four day event, specialising in three key aspects of humanitarian logistics – Supply Chain, Warehousing & Inventory and Fleet Management and Transport.
The course fee is $795.00 USD or $1,400.00 USD for both HELM 1 and 2 sessions, and this covers the entire duration of the course. Refreshments and lunch provided. Discounts are eligible for group bookings of between 7-14, and for individuals attending more than one HELM Event. Please note that costs associated with travelling and accommodation must be met by the student.
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Training/Workshop from Logistics Learning Alliance in Logistics/Procurement held in Kenya; from 20 Apr 2021 to 20 Apr 2021; registration until 29 Mar 2021
here with me now ron insana cnbc contributor and gordon chang, daily beast columnist and author of the coming collapse of china and back with us retired army general jeremy jacobs. explain to us the president s position on this. how are tariffs that the president is putting in place protecting our domestic industries back here at home? well, the assumption is by putting these tariffs in place, we would substitute any products we might get from china with those made in america. that s not typically right now under the current kind-of-multi-lateral arrangements that we have around the world the way the global supply chain works. not the way we get products, so it is in some sense an ill-informed view of how we procure our products and our imports, particularly those that we can get only from china. when you look at the products that have been tariffed, do all of them have an american made replacement. no. so that it kind of defeats the purpose of what you re saying. it does
originated with iran. that is tends to be how the supply chain works. important to remember this sort of action by israel when it undertakes it is not unprecedented. it is intended to sort of prevent a bigger and bloodier conflict down the road by keeping sophisticated weapons out of hezbollah s hands. we ll hear a lot of things from russia, from iran but hopefully at the end of the day this will mean less conflict in this region. jenna: that might be counterintuitive for a lot of our viewers right, michael? the reports are of the airstrike are yet to be confirmed or the details on that but why do you think the message potentially such a strike could end may actually lead to a dehe is can deescalation of die vens. why the israel does these things and united states does drone strikes is to get at problems earlier before they met metastasize into