Logistics and Supply Chain Management

The Myanmar Red Cross Society maintains a strong logistics and supply chain network to ensure the timely and efficient delivery of humanitarian assistance across the country. Through a nationwide system of active 23 strategically located warehouses, MRCS is able to pre-position emergency relief supplies and rapidly mobilize assistance to communities affected by disasters and emergencies.

Collectively, these warehouses have the capacity to store relief items sufficient for 21,500 households, enabling MRCS to respond quickly to both small-scale incidents and large-scale humanitarian crises. The logistics network supports the procurement, warehousing, transportation, inventory management, and distribution of emergency supplies, ensuring that aid reaches people in need efficiently, transparently, and with accountability.

By strengthening its logistics infrastructure and supply chain management, MRCS continues to enhance its emergency preparedness and response capacity, supporting vulnerable communities throughout Myanmar whenever and wherever assistance is needed.

Active MRCS Warehouses in States and Regions

Kachin	Myitkyina
Kayah	Loikaw
Kayin	Hpa-An
Chin	Hakha
Mon	Mawlamyine
Rakhine	Sittwe
Shan (East)	Keng Tung
Shan (South)	Taunggyi
Shan (North)	Lashio
Mandalay	Mandalay
Sagaing (Upper)	Monywa
Sagaing (Lower)	Sagaing (Mini)
Magway	Magway
Magway	Pakokku (Project)
Bago (East)	Bago
Bago (West)	Pyay (Mini)
Ayeyarwady	Pathein
Ayeyarwady	Bogalay (Mini)
Ayeyarwady	Laputta (Mini)
Tanintharyi	Dawei
Tanintharyi	Myeik
Yangon	Central Warehouse (Thanlyin)
Naypyitaw	HQ Main Warehouse (Dekkhinathiri)

The Myanmar Red Cross Society maintains a strong logistics and supply chain network to ensure the timely and efficient delivery of humanitarian assistance across the country. Through a nationwide system of active 23 strategically located warehouses, MRCS is able to pre-position emergency relief supplies and rapidly mobilize assistance to communities affected by disasters and emergencies.

Collectively, these warehouses have the capacity to store relief items sufficient for 21,500 households, enabling MRCS to respond quickly to both small-scale incidents and large-scale humanitarian crises. The logistics network supports the procurement, warehousing, transportation, inventory management, and distribution of emergency supplies, ensuring that aid reaches people in need efficiently, transparently, and with accountability.

By strengthening its logistics infrastructure and supply chain management, MRCS continues to enhance its emergency preparedness and response capacity, supporting vulnerable communities throughout Myanmar whenever and wherever assistance is needed.