Distribution System Types and Considerations

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Distribution
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Lesson Plan: Distribution
Lesson Objectives
1
Describe the distribution system types, selection
criteria and cost implications
2
Describe the considerations for the distribution
planings and the possible setups
3
Describe the various distribution layouts and
actors involved in the distribution cycle
By the end of this lesson, you will be able to:
Who Do You Distribute To?
Targeted distribution
Blanket distribution
Type of Distributions
Distribution Type 1: To groups through the group leadership
Distribution Type 2: To groups of heads of families
Distribution Type 3: To individual beneficiaries or individual heads of families
Selecting a Distribution System
Groups through the leadership
(Type 1)
Groups of heads of families
(Type 2)
Individual heads of families
(Type 3)
Level of
control by
the
population
Resources
needed to
implement
system
Min
Max
Min
Max
Elements of Distribution & Cost Implications
Distribution Set-up
Involvement of
local stakeholders
Beneficiary
Involvement
Reporting and Monitoring
Assessment
Distribution Plan
produced
Distribution
Frequency
Registration
Method
Site &
Planning
Waiting Area
Set-up
Flow
Stocks
Equipment
Facilities
Supplies
Specification
Sourcing
Lead-time
Customs
Transport
Storage
Staffing
Security
Preparation Planning
Preparation &
Planning
Layout
Registration &
Distribution
Security
Post
Distribution
Type & Frequency
Special
Considerations
Distribution Plan
Link to Programme
Resource
Requirements
Distribution
Schedule
Preparation Planning
Location
Beneficiary
 Participation
Information Sharing
Cooperation &
Coordination
Timing
Human Resources
Stocks, Lists and Spare
Capacity
Safety & Security
Preparation &
Planning
Layout
Registration &
Distribution
Security
Post
Distribution
Layout
Relief
Item 2
Call
  
Monitoring
Identity Check
 
Beneficiary Flow
Security perimeter
Storage Zone
Relief
Item 3
Relief
Item 1
ID Check
 Waiting
Area
Registration
Exit
Enter
Preparation &
Planning
Layout
Registration &
Distribution
Security
Post
Distribution
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Registration & Distribution
Enters
distribution site
Family
representative
registers
Local leader
confirms
registration
Receives ration
card
Collects
commodities
Family
representative
signs records
Distribution
staff call and ID
check
Exits
distribution site
Preparation &
Planning
Layout
Registration &
Distribution
Security
Post
Distribution
Security
Preparation &
Planning
Layout
Registration &
Distribution
Security
Post
Distribution
Post Distribution
Post 
Distribution
Reporting
Clean Up
Reverse 
Logistics
Monitoring 
& 
Evaluation
Preparation &
Planning
Layout
Registration &
Distribution
Security
Post
Distribution
Responsibilities
Needs
assessment
Transport
goods
Receive and
warehouse
Programme
location ID
Local
distribution
plan
Requisition
Delivery
Distribution
Programme
requirement
plan
Logistics
mobilisation
plan
Pipeline
report
Stock
report
Delivery
report
Distribution
report
Donor / audit
report
Distribution
Control
Customs
clearance
K
e
y
 
Output
(Programme or
Logistics
Task order
Reconcilliation & 
plan info
Logistics
Task
Programme
Task
Joint Task
Task
Distribution Layout: Single Flow
Relief
Item 2
Call
  
Monitoring
Identity Check
 
Beneficiary Flow
Security perimeter
Storage Zone
Relief
Item 3
Relief
Item 1
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Distribution Layout: Multiple Flow
Storage Zone
Food Items
Food Items
Food Items
Food Items
Call
  
Monitoring
Identity Check
 
Beneficiary Flow
Security perimeter
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Distribution Layout: Segregated
Basic Facilities
Basic Facilities
Female
Waiting Area
Male
Waiting Area
Commodities
Commodities
Call
  
Monitoring
Identity Check
 
Beneficiary Flow
Security perimeter
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Actors Throughout the Distribution Process
Exercise: Distribution Set-up
Sarki
Lokodi
Phousat
Balagan
Rach Chuen
Maleninkoga
Obiang
Ossandre
Domsa
Gamuca
Hainan
Gum
Fom
Gangoy
Mann
Sebore
Yomiti
Sadway
Nah Dang
Eastern
Southern
TOTAL BENEFICIARIES: 350,000
Gamuca: 20,000
Nah dang: 22,000
Hainan: 13,000
Rach Chuen: 18,000
Balagan:  20,000
Yomiti: 10,000
Gangoy:  15,000
Site layout for distribution at
Balagan (from Rach Chuen Hub)
5,000 beneficiaries for initial
distribution (5 people per family)
Family Kits – 1 per family
Tents – 1 per family
Newborn kits – est 60 required
Allocated land 70m x 50m
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Exercise: Distribution Set-up
In your groups, with the dimensions and
numbers provided, create a site layout and list
of materials/resources required
15 minutes to layout
10 minutes to present/discuss
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Lesson Recap
1
What are the distribution system types?
2
What are the considerations for the distribution
plannings and for the possible setups?
3
 Who are the actors involved in the distribution
cycle?
Questions:
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In this lesson, explore various distribution system types, selection criteria, cost implications, planning considerations, distribution layouts, actors involved, and distribution setups. Understand blanket vs. targeted distribution along with different distribution types and setups for efficient distribution planning and implementation.

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  • Logistics
  • Planning
  • Considerations
  • Systems

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  1. Distribution WFP Logistics, We Deliver

  2. Lesson Objectives By the end of this lesson, you will be able to: Describe the distribution system types, selection criteria and cost implications 1 Describe the considerations for the distribution planings and the possible setups 2 Describe the various distribution layouts and actors involved in the distribution cycle 3

  3. Who Do You Distribute To? Blanket distribution Targeted distribution

  4. Type of Distributions Distribution Type 1: To groups through the group leadership Distribution Type 2: To groups of heads of families Distribution Type 3: To individual beneficiaries or individual heads of families

  5. Selecting a Distribution System Min Max Individual heads of families (Type 3) Level of control by the population Groups of heads of families (Type 2) Resources needed to implement system Groups through the leadership (Type 1) Max Min

  6. Elements of Distribution & Cost Implications Order Processing Costs Customs Handling Costs Storage Costs (Dist Site) Storage Costs External Transport Costs Cost/Value of Goods Internal Transport Costs Shipping Costs Cost of goods Distance/Process Stages

  7. Distribution Set-up Involvement of local stakeholders Beneficiary Involvement Assessment Frequency Registration Method Site & Planning Waiting Area Set-up Flow Stocks Equipment Facilities Supplies Specification Sourcing Lead-time Customs Transport Storage Distribution Plan produced Staffing Security Distribution Reporting and Monitoring

  8. Preparation Planning Preparation & Planning Registration & Distribution Post Layout Security Distribution Type & Frequency Special Considerations Distribution Plan Distribution Schedule Link to Programme Resource Requirements

  9. Preparation Planning Preparation & Planning Registration & Distribution Post Layout Security Distribution Cooperation & Coordination Location Beneficiary Participation Timing Information Sharing Human Resources Stocks, Lists and Spare Capacity Safety & Security

  10. Layout Preparation & Planning Registration & Distribution Post Layout Security Distribution Exit Relief Relief Item 1 Item 3 ID Check Relief Item 2 Waiting Area Storage Zone Registration Enter Call Monitoring Identity Check Beneficiary Flow Security perimeter

  11. Registration & Distribution Preparation & Planning Registration & Distribution Post Layout Security Distribution Family Local leader confirms registration Enters representative registers distribution site Receives ration card Distribution staff call and ID check Family Exits Collects commodities representative signs records distribution site

  12. Security Preparation & Planning Registration & Distribution Post Layout Security Distribution Information & Transparency Staff Management Security Monitoring Crowd Control

  13. Post Distribution Preparation & Planning Registration & Distribution Post Layout Security Distribution Reverse Logistics Clean Up Post Distribution Monitoring & Evaluation Reporting

  14. Responsibilities Needs assessment Logistics mobilisation plan Programme requirement plan Pipeline report Key Logistics Task Transport goods Programme Task Customs clearance Joint Task Task Local Stock report Distribution Control Receive and warehouse Programme location ID distribution plan Output (Programme or Logistics Requisition Task order Reconcilliation & plan info Delivery Distribution Delivery report Donor / audit report Distribution report

  15. Distribution Layout: Single Flow Relief Relief Item 1 Item 3 Relief Item 2 Storage Zone Call Monitoring Identity Check Beneficiary Flow Security perimeter

  16. Distribution Layout: Multiple Flow Food Items Food Items Storage Zone Food Items Food Items Call Monitoring Identity Check Beneficiary Flow Security perimeter

  17. Distribution Layout: Segregated Basic Facilities Commodities Female Waiting Area Male Waiting Area Commodities Basic Facilities Call Monitoring Identity Check Beneficiary Flow Security perimeter

  18. Actors Throughout the Distribution Process Community leaders & members Local Authorities UN agencies Local NGO s International NGO s

  19. Exercise: Distribution Set-up Eastern Phousat Gum Balagan: 20,000 Obiang Rach Chuen: 18,000 Rach Chuen Balagan Hainan: 13,000 Maleninkoga Lokodi Ossandre Sarki Hainan Site layout for distribution at Balagan (from Rach Chuen Hub) 5,000 beneficiaries for initial distribution (5 people per family) Family Kits 1 per family Tents 1 per family Newborn kits est 60 required Domsa Gamuca Southern Nah dang: 22,000 Gamuca: 20,000 Nah Dang Sadway Sebore Yomiti Yomiti: 10,000 Allocated land 70m x 50m Gangoy Mann Gangoy: 15,000 Fom TOTAL BENEFICIARIES: 350,000

  20. Exercise: Distribution Set-up In your groups, with the dimensions and numbers provided, create a site layout and list of materials/resources required 15 minutes to layout 10 minutes to present/discuss

  21. Lesson Recap Questions: 1 What are the distribution system types? What are the considerations for the distribution plannings and for the possible setups? 2 Who are the actors involved in the distribution cycle? 3

  22. Questions WFP Logistics, We Deliver

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