The Humanitarian Supply Management System (SUMA) was developed as a joint effort of Latin American and Caribbean countries, with the technical cooperation of the Pan American Health Organization, and the Regional Office for the Americas of the World...
The system allows the user to prepare reports for donors, national authorities, humanitarian agencies, and the media about the supplies received and delivered. This information management is crucial in order to guarantee transparency and efficiency...
The system can work in a stand-alone environment (single-user/computer), or in a networked or enterprise environment (two or more computers) with a server-client structure operating with databases under SQL Server.
The possible configurations are:
Stand-alone...
One of the main problems confronting national authorities is accurately identifying which relief supplies have arrived.
In the aftermath of a disaster, one of the main problems confronting national authorities is accurately identifying which relief...