Objective

To establish a decentralized, community-based food distribution system that improves access, efficiency, and coverage.

Rationale

Last-mile delivery remains a major constraint. Community-based systems improve reach, reduce cost, and enhance accountability.

Key Components

• Establishment of local food hubs (urban + rural)
• Partnerships with community institutions (mosques, schools, NGOs)
• Volunteer network for distribution
• Digital inventory and tracking system

Expected Outcomes

• Increased geographic coverage of food assistance
• Reduced delivery costs and delays
• Strengthened community ownership

KPIs

• of operational distribution hubs (target: 15–25)
• % reduction in delivery time/cost
• of beneficiaries served per hub
• Community satisfaction rate (%)

Indicative Budget (Annual)

• Infrastructure (storage, hubs): $400,000
• Logistics & transport: $300,000
• Systems (IT, tracking): $100,000
• Staffing & coordination: $200,000
  Total: ~$1.0M