NEED FOR CDRN
India is vulnerable to disasters be it floods, storms, droughts, cyclones, earthquakes, snowfall or avalanches. The scale and intensity of disasters has and is increasing over the years. The present lack of an organized information system for disaster response to match needs at District, State, andNational levels with an integration of Corporates, Government and Relief agencies is required. Thus the need of the hour is to develop a supply chain management system that would connect the local Needs with available resources i.e., human, financial or products.
This is to work towards getting The Right Aid to the Right People at the Right Time™
WHAT IS CDRN?
Corporate Disaster Resource Network (CDRN) is a web based supply chain management system that helps Relief agencies, Response agencies and Local governments access and feed in real time information on products and services required for emergency humanitarian relief. Thereby enabling an efficient logistics, administrative and financial resources based emergency preparedness, response and rehabilitation tool.
MISSION OF CDRN
Facilitating an efficient real time supply chain management system for effective deployment of resources - financial, material, volunteers and skilled professionals for preparedness, response and rehabilitation for times of emergencies.
For more Information download our Information Kit:
http://cdrn.org.in/downloads/cdrn.pdf
A Preparedness and Response Tool for Supply Chain Management of Humanitarian Relief for times of Disasters and emergencies with a focus on Online and Offline Stakeholder Engagement For India across Geographies.
Complexities of Humanitarian Relief Solution

India is vulnerable to disasters be it floods, storms, droughts, cyclones, earthquakes, snowfall or avalanches. The scale and intensity of disasters has and is increasing over the years. The present lack of an organized information system for disaster response to match needs at District, State, andNational levels with an integration of Corporates, Government and Relief agencies is required. Thus the need of the hour is to develop a supply chain management system that would connect the local Needs with available resources i.e., human, financial or products.
This is to work towards getting The Right Aid to the Right People at the Right Time™
WHAT IS CDRN?
Corporate Disaster Resource Network (CDRN) is a web based supply chain management system that helps Relief agencies, Response agencies and Local governments access and feed in real time information on products and services required for emergency humanitarian relief. Thereby enabling an efficient logistics, administrative and financial resources based emergency preparedness, response and rehabilitation tool.
MISSION OF CDRN
Facilitating an efficient real time supply chain management system for effective deployment of resources - financial, material, volunteers and skilled professionals for preparedness, response and rehabilitation for times of emergencies.
For more Information download our Information Kit:
http://cdrn.org.in/downloads/cdrn.pdf
A Preparedness and Response Tool for Supply Chain Management of Humanitarian Relief for times of Disasters and emergencies with a focus on Online and Offline Stakeholder Engagement For India across Geographies.
- DE mediated Public Domain Free Technology Platform for stakeholders of Civil Society, Government, Product Suppliers and Private Sector to highlight Needs and Offers to integrate Supply Chain Management Real Time.
- Proactive process to integrate Stakeholders across India through online and offline integration alignment.
- Supplier Base creation for procurement process of humanitarian relief needs to match needs and offers
- Public domain information sharing enhances effective transparent and accountable peer review credibility model.
- Process to promote quality of aid driven by needs.
- Two years start up implementation has been completed with online users registering daily.
- Strong Government, Civil Society and Private Sector relationship is established and needs to develop to an engaged stakeholder model.



