John Munyoro is a Doctoral Researcher at the Hanken School of Economics, Specialising in Supply Chain Management and Social Responsibility, with a Specific Focus on Humanitarian Logistics. His research Spans a Diverse Array of Critical Humanitarian Themes, including Strengthening Local Livelihood and Capabilities, Local Food Systems, Development Aid, Agro-Climatic Shocks, Supply Chain Management, Circular Economy, Long-term Food Security Modals, Localizing Capacity Building and Skills Development, Digital Local Food Accessibility and Marketing, Arid and Semi-Arid Land's (ASAL's) Sustainability, Agribusiness Particularly in the Context of Advancing Small-Scale Farmers Potentials and the Intricate Challenges of Food Aid Delivery in Complex Emergencies. His Scholarly Pursuits Manifest a Dedicated Commitment to Advancing Knowledge, Unlocking Potentials, and the Mitigation of Critical Global Challenges Afflicting Socioeconomic Status of the Underprivileged Communities.
John possesses experience spanning more than 15 years in Business Administration, Management and Entrepreneurship, notably within the Logistics and Supply Chain Management sectors in Kenya and South Sudan. Moreover, he has exhibited remarkable dedication to Humanitarian endeavours, focusing on Logistics Coordination and Skills Development primary in Food Security & Livelihood Projects, enhancing his multifaceted professional profile.
