Schedule

Welcome

Introduction to Summit

Keynote

Sectoral Supply Chains

Paper 1: Antecedents of Sustainable Maize Supply Chain Financing for Achieving Food Security in Resource Constrained Developing Economies. A Complex Adaptive Systems Theory Perspective.

Abdul Samed Muntaka, Dorcas Nuertey, Isaac Apike, David Antwi (All from KNUST)

Paper 2: Seafarers Fatigue at Sea: Impact on Productivity in Maritime Transport. A study of Apapa Port, Lagos

Abdulsobur Hassan (Lagos State University), Ibrahim Forson Abdulazeez (Lagos State University)

Paper 3: Examining the Impact of Naira Redesign Policy on Retail Supply Chain in Nigeria: Case Study of Selected Retail Markets in Lagos

Adetoyese Oguntimehin, Abdul-Azeez Ibraheem Forson, Alawa Segun John, Asenime Charles (All from Lagos State University)

Sectoral Supply Chains

Paper 1: Pooled demand management in Ethiopian Public Hospital Supply Chains: Practices and Issues

Biniam Tufa (Ministry of Health, Ethiopia)

Paper 2: An Action Research Approach to exploring the impact of Electronic Logistics Management Information System (eLMIS) on the Pharmaceutical Supply Chain of Rwanda

Darius Uzabakiriho (Ministry of Health, Rwanda)

Paper 3: Procurement Institutions and Essential Drug Supply in Low and Middle-Income Countries

Lucy Xiaolu Wang (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Nahim Bin Zahur (Queen's University), Canada

Sectoral Supply Chains

Paper 1: Managing the Supply Chain Disruption of Essential Commodities Supply in Health care systems during Emergency. A Study of Lagos State, Nigeria

Kenneth Ibiama (Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas, Nigeria), Victoria Adonye Ibiama (Gold Stable Limited), Nwankwoala Smart Chimaeze (Federal Polytechnic of Oil and Gas, Nigeria)

Paper 2: Role of Supply Chain Capabilities in Food Loss Reduction Along Cereal Supply Chains in Ghana

Leticia Antwi, Robert Aidoo, Fred Nimoh, Camillus Wongnaa Abawiera, Isaac Apike, Priscilla Agyemang (All from KNUST) Richard Bannor (University of Energy and Natural Resources)

Paper 3: (When) Does Firm Resilience Benefit the Well-Being of Vulnerable Supply Chain Actors? Evidence from Women Entrepreneurs

Dominic Essuman, Nathaniel Boso, Henry Ataburo, Priscilla Addo Asamany, Felicity Asiedu-Appiah (All from KNUST)

General Supply Chains

Paper 1: In Search of Operational Resilience: How and When Improvisation Matters

Dominic Essuman, Henry Ataburo, Listowel Owusu Appiah, Nathaniel Boso (All from KNUST), Emmanuel Kwabena Anin (Kumasi Technical University)

Paper 2: Big Data Capability and Supply Chain Resilience: The mediating effects of Supply Chain Visibility and Risk Management Strategy

Enoch Bulley, Francis Andoh - Baidoo, David Asamoah, Kwame Owusu Kwateng, John Serbe Marfo (All from KNUST)

Paper 3: The Impact of Supply Chain Integration on the Operational Performance of the Electricity Company of Ghana

Esther Ntumy Lartey (Wisconsin International University College), Charles Edem Gidi, Godwin Ettornam

Topic: Publishing in Top Journals in Operations and Supply Chain Management

Professor Wendy Tate, Co-Editor in Chief, Journal of Supply Chain Management. University of Tennessee, USA

Professor Constantin Blome, Co-Editor in Chief, International Journal of Operations and Production Management. Lancaster University Leipzig

Glenn Ritchie,Co-Editor in Chief, Journal of Business Logistics

Assessing Cold Chain Logistics Performance, Capabilities and Food Losses

David Antwi

Supply Chain Leadership and Sustainability

Ishmael Acquah

Supply Chain Finance Adoption: Towards a Readiness Assessment Framework

Yasmine Elhenawy

General Supply Chains

Paper 1: Supply Chain Finance Mechanisms and Supply Chain Performance of Manufacturing Firms in Nairobi, Kenya

Clinton Wanjohi, Jonathan Annan, Diana Ominde (all from Strathmore Business School)

Paper 2: Service Quality as a Determinant for Passengers’ Satisfaction in Lagos State Focusing on Cowry Card

Ayobami Elegunde, Okunbanjo Olajide (All from Lagos State University)

Paper 3: Building Robust Supply Chains through Digitalization. The Role of IT-Enabled Dynamic Capabilities

Caleb Kumi (KNUST), Francis Andoh-Baidoo (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley), David Asamoah, Emmanuel Quansah, John Serbe Marfo (KNUST)

General Supply Chains

"Election Logistics in Nigeria and its Impact on Voter's Turnout "

Abdulsobur Hassan, Abdulazeez Ibraheem Forson, Dada Oreoluwa Victoria (all from Lagos State University)

Paper 2: Strategies For Supply Chain Robustness: Lessons Learned From The Covid-19 Pandemic

Danie Nel (University of Pretoria)

Paper 3: Trade Logistics Performance of Landlocked Countries: Ethiopia in Focus

Daniel Gelagay (Arsi University), Belay Lemesa (Arsi University)

General Supply Chains

Paper 1: Sustainable Supply Chain Management Practices and Sustainable Performance in the Ghana Manufacturing Industry: The Role of Dynamic Capabilities

Evelyn Asuah (University of Professional Studies), Daniel Agyapong (University of Cape Coast)

Paper 2: Developing Operational Resilience to Navigate Transportation Disruptions: The Role and Boundaries of Efficiency Priority

Henry Ataburo (KNUST), Getrude Effah Ampong (KNUST), Dominic Essuman (University of Sheffield, Sheffield)

Paper 3: Supply Chain Finance and Performance; The Mediating Role of Operational Resilience

Isaac Apike (KNUST), Kwame Mireku, Abdul Samed Muntaka, Joseph Oscar Arkotey, Samuel Asante Gyamera, Leticia Adwoa Anima Antwi, Priscilla Agyemang

The Logistics Managers Index Session

The Logistics Managers Index

Dale Rogers (Arizona State University), Emmanuel Quansah (KNUST), Nat Boso (KNUST), Zac Rogers (Colorado State University), Ron Lembke (University of Nevada, Reno)

Ghana LMI Q2 2023 Sneak Peak

Emmanuel Quansah, Nat Boso, Abdul Muntaka (KNUST)

Africa's Supply Chains and the Future of Work

Paper 1: Do Cognitive Tests Predict the Ability to Self-Learn?

Abhilash Mishra (Equitech Futures, University of Chicago), Andrew Kimani, Clinton Manoti, Essosolim Apollinaire (All from Equitech Futures)

Paper 2: Defining Skills Needs for Supply Chain Employability

Adebayo Adekola (UNICEF), Clinton de Souza, Eugene Coeztee, Shelby Kemper, Arnold Handal, Addis Demissie

Paper 3: Effect of Freight Intensity on Firm Performance: The Mediating Role of Operational Capability

Bonaventure Dery, Abdul S. Muntaka,, Matilda Owusu-Bio (All from KNUST)

Africa's Supply Chains and the Future of Work

Paper 1: Exploring Driver-Manager Relationships: A Generic Qualitative Study of South African Truck Drivers

Kelvinne Mocke, Mildred Masego (All from University of Pretoria)

Paper 2: Food Supply Chains, Street Food and Employment in Mombasa County, Kenya

Mary Kibune (St. Paul's University)

Paper 3: The Bright and Dark side of International Academic Partnerships in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Mohammad Moshtari (Tampere University)

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1: Improving Medical Oxygen Supply of the Ghana Health Service during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ebo Hammond, Kafui Gebe, Robert Suapim (All from Ghana Health Service)

Paper 2: A Resource Orchestration Perspective of the Link Between Environmental Orientation and Green Purchasing: Empirical Evidence from an Emerging Economy

Emmanuel Anin (Kumasi Technical University), Henry Ataburo (KNUST), Getrude Effah Ampong (KNUST), Nana Dwomoh Osei Bempah (Conventry University)

Paper 3: Impact of Supply Chain Management Practices on Operational Performance of Obuasi Goldfields During the COVID-19 Era

Esther Lartey (Wisconsin International University College), Charles Edem Gidi, Mavis Offei

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1: An Exploration of Social Sustainability Interventions and Paradoxical Tensions in Sustainable Warehousing: An Emerging Market Perspective

Assilah Agigi (University of Pretoria), Hanista Kitching, Luke Kruger, Anzelle Meyer

Paper 2: How Does Digital Transformation of Supply Chains Enhance Supply Chain Performance? The Role of Supply Chain Knowledge Management Capabilities

Benjamin Agyei-Owusu, David Asamoah, Dr. Emmanuel Quansah (All from KNUST), Francis Andoh-Baidoo (University of Texas Rio Grande Valley),

Paper 3: The Internal and External Predictive Factors of Humanitarian Logistics Performance: The Case of Ethiopian Public Health Emergency Management

Biniam Tufa (Ministry of Health)

Keynotes

Practitioner and Policy Discourse on African Supply Chains

Paper 1: Just In Time Logistics Management of International Road Cargo Delivery: Lagos – Ghana Road experience

Abiola Fagbenro, Ibraheem Forson Abdul-Azeez, Ugochukwu Thadus Nwakowu, Oshikomaiya Christy Kemi, Olaikitan Oreoluwa, Akinmolayan Grace Funke (All from Lagos State University)

Paper 2: African Continental Free Trade Area – The role of Logistics in Leveraging the Potential of Regional Value Chains

Benjamin Nitsche (Berlin University of Technology), Henry Kofi Mensah (KNUST)

Paper 3: The African Research Cluster on Logistics and Supply Chain (ARCLoS) – Opportunities for Cross-Country Research Exchange and Cooperation

Benjamin Nitsche (Berlin University of Technology)

Practitioner and Policy Discourse on African Supply Chains

Paper 1: Supply Chain AI Realized Future (SCARF): Patient-Centric Healthcare

Dale Rogers (Arizona State University), Emmanuel Quansah (KNUST), Nat Boso (KNUST), Abdul Samed Muntaka (KNUST), Mani Janikiram (Intel), Emmanuel Mfum-Mensah (KNUST), Pasty Asamoah (KNUST), Daniel Zopke (KNUST), Sadicka Gyanwah Sessah (KNUST), Giuliana Walker (Chemonics International), Jamey, Butcher (Chemonics International)

Paper 2: Cold Chain Logistics Performance, Capabilities and Food Losses

David Antwi (KNUST), Robert Aidoo, John Frimpong Manso, James Osei Mensah and Seth Nkrumah

Paper 3: Online National Warehouse Stock Status Dashboard Utilization to Optimize Health Supply Chain Service Delivery in Uganda

Shamin Nakadi (USAID), Miti Joel, Linacy Nampa, Denis Okidi, Henry Komakech, Sandra Magona, Henry Oundo, Kisembo Julius, Daniel Mawerere, Martin Oteba, Martha Ajulong, Morries Seru, Eric Lugada

Gender Panel

Empowering Women for Inclusive Growth and Sustainability

Panelists: Izin Akioya, CEO, Voice Inc and Co-founder at Supply Chain Africa Pamela Awuor Steele, Director for Pamela Steele Associates (PSA), Gayani de Alwis, Global Chairperson, Women in Logistics & Transport Azuka Okeke, CEO, Africa Resource Center for Excellence in Supply Chain Management Hajia Maria Adamu-Zibo, Managing Director, Federated Commodities, Ghana.

Practitioner and Policy Discourse on African Supply Chains

Paper 1: Assessment of the Availability and Management of Commodities for Hypertensive Disorders in Pregnancy (HDP) in Ghana’s public sector

Deogratius Kimera (Chemonics GHSC-PSM Ghana), Damaris Forson (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Emmanuel Menyah (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Abdul-Fatahi Adam (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Frank Opare (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Mary Ann Tanlongo (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Rebecca Bronheim (GHSC-PSM, Headquarters, U.S.A), Siobhan Vega (GHSC-PSM, Headquarters, U.S.A), Tamah Kamlem (GHSC-PSM, Headquarters, U.S.A), Brittany Stollar (GHSC-PSM, Headquarters, U.S.A), Charlotte Stein (GHSC-PSM, Headquarters, U.S.A.), Kofi Issah (Ghana Health Service), Claudette Diogo (Ghana Health Service)

Paper 2: An Enabling Methodology for Achieving Logistics and Supply Chain Efficiency in Africa

Ekomenzoge Metuge (Projex British Investment Group)

Paper 3: Supply Chain Assessment of Maternal, Newborn and Child Health Commodities in Ghana’s Private Sector: Findings from a Mixed-Method Assessment

Emmanuel Menyah (GHSC-PSM), Daniel Owusu-Afranie (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Damaris Forson (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Deogratius Kimera (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Abdul-Fatahi Adam (GHSC-PSM, Ghana), Siobhan Vega (GHSC-PSM, Headquarters, U.S.A.), Michael Cohen (GHSC-PSM Headquarters, U.S.A.), Claudette Diogo (Ghana Health Service)

Topic: Local Manufacturing of Medicines in Africa for Achieving Universal Health Coverage; Leveraging Research to Leapfrog Progress in Nigeria

Mr Frank Muonemeh, Executive Secretary/CEO Pharmaceutical Group of Manufacturers (PMGMAN), Nigeria

Pharm Abdul-Aziz Mohammed, Executive Secretary/CEO of Yobe State Drugs and Medical Consumables Management Agency (YODMA), Nigeria

Mr Raphael Ajayi, Head Supply Chain, Fidson Healthcare PLC

Dr Ibraheem Forson Abdul Azeez, School of Transport and Logistics, Lagos State University, Nigeria

General Supply Chains

Paper 1: Organizational Culture Fit and Supply Chain Integration: Does Trust and Commitment Matter in The Grocery Industry?

Isaac Effah, Yahaya Yusif (All from University of Central Lancashire)

Paper 2: Supplier Relationship Management and Innovation Performance: A Moderated Mediation Analysis of Absorptive Capacity and Supply Chain Agility

Ishmael Acquah, Caleb Amankwaa Kumi, Joseph Akyeh, Priscilla Agyemang (All from KNUST)

Paper 3: Linking Healthcare Provider Responses to Patient Satisfaction: An Integration of Dynamic Capability, and Systems Complexity Perspectives

Jacob Kuutuome (KNUST)

General Supply Chains

Paper 1: The Roles Of Buffering and Bridging Strategies in Building Resilient Supply Chains: Disaggregated and Contingency Perspectives

James Aditchere (KNUST), Nathaniel Boso (KNUST), Dominic Essuman (University of Sheffield), Henry Ataburo (KNUST)

Paper 2: Examining Capacity Constraints and Interventions to Reduce Post-Harvest Losses in Cassava Supply Chain

John Frimpong, Jacob Kuutuome, Issah Ofori (All from KNUST)

Paper 3:Assessing Agricultural Insurance Demand-Side and Supply-Side Barriers Affecting Food Sustainability in Nigeria

Kehinde Abiodun, Sunday Stephen Ajemunigbohun (both from Lagos State University)

Paper 4: Effect of Inventory Management Techniques on Supply Chain Performance: A Case of Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA)

Lenah Ngugi (Kenya Medical Supplies Authority)

General Supply Chains

Paper 1: Cold Chain Logistics Management For Local Fish Production in Lagos: Epe Fish Market

Olaitan Oladipo, Asenime Charles, Fagbenro Abiola (All from Lagos State University)

Paper 2: Relationships between Central Procurement Management Practices and Supply Chain Performance of Public Sector; An Empirical Study

Olawale Hammed, Oloyede Raheeml, Oyelami Shadiat Oyeshola (All from Lagos State University)

Paper 3: Contract as a Strategic Option for Reducing Supplier Opportunism in Public Sector Procurement: Analysis of Contingency Factors

Richard Glavee-Geo (Norwegian University of Science and Technology), Rebecca Glavee-Geo, Renger Kanani (University of Dar es salaam), Umar Burki (South-Eastern Norway), Arnt Buvik (Molde University)

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1: IDigital Transformation of Supply Chain Networks Into Ecosystems: An Integrative Capabilities Perspective

Evans Amoah, David Asamoah, Kwame Owusu Kwateng, John Serbe Marfo (All from KNUST), Prof. Francis Andoh-Baidoo (Texas State University Rio Grande)

Paper 2: The Mediating Effect of Operational Resilience in the Relationship Between Digitalisation and Sustainable Performance of FMCG Firms in Nairobi County

Georginah Wambua (Strathmore University), Jonathan Annan (Strathmore University)

Paper 3: Global Value Chains, Job Creation, and Job Destruction among Manufacturing Firms in South Africa

Gideon Ndubuisi (Delft University), Solomon Owusu (Oxford Martin School University of Oxford)

The Impact of the Ghana Integrated Logistics Management Information System (GhiLMIS) on Healthcare Delivery

Mrs Araba Kudiabor, Director for the Supplies, Stores and Drug Management Division, GHS

Bernard Asamany Deputy Director Logistics, SSDM, GHS

Catherine Amah; Head of LMU/SSDM, GHS

Adolf Antwi; Subject Matter Expert S4D

Deogratius Kimera, Country Director at Chemonics International

Bismark Tabi Amponsah, Ashanti RMS, GHS

Nana Frema Boateng, Sunyani Municipal Hospital

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1: Evaluation of Digital Readiness of Manufacturing companies in Nigeria: An Exploratory Analysis

Ike Ehie (Kansas State University) Ejem A. Ejem (Federal University of Technology)

Paper 2: Leveraging Resilient and Sustainable Capabilities to Enhance Strategic Performance Under Varying Conditions of Competitive Priorities

Henry Ataburo (KNUST), Dominic Essuman (The University of Sheffield); Nathaniel Boso (KNUST)

Paper 3: Decoupling Strategy, SME Environmental Performance, and the Boundary Condition Roles of Environmental Pressures: Evidence from Ghana

William Afloe (KNUST)

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1: When Does it Pay to Invest in Green Process Innovations in Low-Resource Contexts?

Listowel Appiah (KNUST), Cosmos Benjamin Osei (KNUST), Dominic Essuman (Sheffield University), Jonathan Annan (Strathmore University), Nathaniel Boso (KNUST)

Paper 2: Developing Economy SMEs’ Deployment of Digital Transforming Resources: Does Top Executive Global Orientation Matter? Louisa Bosu (KNUST), Emmanuel Kwabena Anin (KNUST), Dominic Essuman (The University of Sheffield)

Paper 3: Industrial Symbiosis As a Leverage Against Climate Coloniality for Smallholder Farmers?

Maxime Bouillon (Windesheim University of Applied Sciences)

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1:A Qualitative Study of the Perception of Transport Users in the Development and Implementation of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS)

Ogochukwu Ugboma (Lagos State University)

Paper 2: A Digital Twin Approach to Supply Chains Optimization: A Quantum Zero Effect Perspective

Pasty Asamoah, John Serbe Marfo, Abdul Samed Muntaka, Matilda Kokui Owusu-Bio, John Frimpong Manso (All from KNUST)

Paper 3: Digital Transformation And Operational Performance: The Role of Innovative Capabilities

Peter Darko (KNUST)

Emerging Issues in Global Supply Chains

Paper 1: A Dual Commodity Supply Chain Finance Among Cash Constrained-Farmers: The case of Cotton and Corn in Benin

Rachad Bani Samari (The American University in Cairo), Sherwat Elwan Ibrahim (The American University in Cairo (AUC)

Paper 2: Bulk Aid Shipment to Africa - A Legal Perspective

Rachael Eben (University of Buea)

Paper 3: The Influence of Sepcial Groups' Financial Support on the Supply of Goods to Governmental Organizations in Tabora Region, Tanzania

Richard Nkunda (Tanzania Public Service College)

Keynote

General Sessions - Literature Review

Paper 1: Exploring the Evolution of Supply Chain Research in BRICS Economies: A Comparative Study Utilizing Cluster Analysis

Maicom Brandao (Federal University of Sao Carlos), Moacir Godinho-Filho (EM Normandie Business School and Federal University of Sao Carlos)

Paper 2: From Logistics to Resilience: Enhancing Supply Chains in Humanitarian and Disaster Response in the Lake Chad Region

Obasesam Okoi (University of St Thomas)

Paper 3: Supply Chain Integration (SCI) and Performance in the Manufacturing Sector in Emerging & Developing Economies (EDEs): A Systematic Review & Research Agenda

Goitom Baisa, Ben Matellini, Ian Jenkinson, and Chia-Hsun Chang (All from Liverpool John Moores University)

General Sessions - Literature Review

Paper 1: Learnings from COVID-19 Pandemic to Better Prepare for the Next Pandemic: Focus on Skills for Equitable Access to Products

Adebayo Adekola (UNICEF)

Paper 2: How Future Proof is the Definitions of Supply Chain Finance (SCF)?

Jan Jansen (Hogeschool van Arnhem Nijmegen)

Paper 3: Supply Chain Finance and Performance; a Bibliometric and Content Analysis

Isaac Apike, Kwame Mireku, Joseph Akadeagre Agana, Abdul Samed Muntaka, Samuel Asante Gyamera, Joseph Oscar Akortey (All from KNUST)

Paper 4: Impact of the Russia-Ukraine War on the Food Supply Chain in Africa

Joseph Tinarwo (Great Zimbabwe University), Suresh Chandra Babu

Invited Session: Research Translation: Examples from the CARISCA Innovations Lab

Team Arepo

(Machele Alhassan Ahmed, Tawfiq Abubakar, Toufiq Musah- presenter and team lead)

Team Well-fed

(Yaa Dufie Yamoah-presenter and team lead, Theresah Serwaa Frimpong Prince Opoku Adusei)

Team Signals

Samuel Kum-presenter, Agyemang Duah Collins, Eugene Amoah-team lead

Team Cleeve

Obed Oppong Gyamfi, Boafo Emmanuel-team lead, Tetteh Christabel Naa Komley Benjamina Boampensem-presenter

Team Gigglet

Joshua Addai Amoah-team lead and presenter , Andrews Osei Agyemang, Maame Dentu

Sectoral Supply Chains

Paper 1: Developing a Medicine Access Index (MAI) of Pharmaceutical Companies in Ghana - A pilot study

Priscilla Mante, Nana Ofori Adomako (All from KNUST)

Paper 2: Logistics Performance in Healthcare Facilities: The Role of Firm's Orientations

Sheila Namagembe (Makerere University), Beatrice Nyakaishiki, Mbago Musa, Nazziwa Hajarah,Nabiira Nantongo

Paper 3:Burnout of Traffic Managers and Its Effect on Road Safety: Evidence From Lagos State Traffic Management Authority, Lagos State, Nigeria

Olayinka Sholesi, Ibraheem Abdul-Azeez (All from Lagos State University)

Practitioner and Policy Discourse on African Supply Chains

Paper 1: The Role of Private Sector Health Tech Channels in Transforming Access in Africa’s Health Supply Chain

Remi Adeseun, Oladunni Lawal, Yomi Kazeem (All from Salient Advisory)

Paper 2: Online National Warehouse Stock Status Dashboard Utilization to Optimize Health Supply Chain Service Delivery in Uganda

Shamim Nakade, Miti Joel, Linacy Nampa, Denis Okidi, Henry Komakech, Sandra Magona, Henry Oundo, Kisembo Julius, Daniel Mawerere, Martin Oteba, Martha Ajulong, Morries Seru, Eric Lugada (All from USAID/Uganda)

Paper 3: Green Entrepreneurial Orientation, Institutional resources and Organizational Performance: A resource orchestration approach

Okyere Anim Barima, (KNUST)

Sectoral Supply Chains & Theme Track: Africa's Supply Chains and the Future of Work

Simulation Modeling of Resilience in Healthcare Processes: Systematic Literature Review

Yusta Simwita (University of Dar es Salaam)

Quantum Leap: An Assessment of Future Employability Skills Needed by Supply Chain Departments of Manufacturing Firms

Rasheed Azeez (Lagos State University), Mariam Enitan Lawrence (Lagos State University)

E-Procurement Adoption in Lagos State Public Sector: Analysis of the Extent of Usage and Critical Success Factors

Fatai Yakeen, Biliaminu Oluwole Olusesi (both from Lagos State University)

How and when does environmental orientation influence performance? Examination of green supply chain management practices and institutional pressure.

Ahmed Agyapong, Sam Yaw Akomea (both from KNUST)

Practitioner and Policy Discourse on African Supply Chains

Paper 1: Online National Warehouse Stock Status Dashboard Utilization to Optimize Health Supply Chain Service Delivery in Uganda

Eric Lugada (USAID/Uganda)

Paper 2: The Role of Supply Chain Capabilities on Vaccine Supply Chain Resilience; the Moderating Effects of Structural Complexity

Gladness Salema, Yusta Simwita (All from University of Dar es Salaam)

Sectoral Supply Chains

Paper 1: Assessing Agricultural Value Chain Risks for Sustainable Food Supply in Nigeria: Leveraging on Agricultural Insurance

Sunday Ajemunigbohun, Ibraheem Forson Abdul-Azeez, Kehinde Emmanuel Abiodun (All from Lagos State University)

Paper 2: Logistics Performance in Healthcare Facilities: The Role of Firm's Orientations

Sheila Namagembe (Makerere University Business School), Beatrice Nyakaishiki, Mbago Musa, Nazziwa Hajarah,Nabiira Nantongo

Paper 3: Social-Ecological Resources Configuration and Disaster Responsiveness: when does coopetition matter?

Priscilla Addo Asamany, KNUST