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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Supply Chain Financing"”.

  1. Supply chain financing in Developing countries

    … global development goals. This thesis focuses on supply chain financing, and its potential to make a positive and lasting impact on people and businesses in resource-constrained environments. It seeks to develop a better understanding of how supply chain and finance structures impact profits, …

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  2. Financing medicine's last mile in Uganda : exploring linkages between patient access to medicine and supply chain access to finance

    … businesses in the Ugandan private pharmaceutical supply chain affects access to medicine for end patients. Specifically, we consider three components of access to medicine-payment affordability, on-shelf availability, and geographic accessibility-and how each might be affected by supply chain

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  3. Supply Chain Management: Supplier Financing Schemes and Inventory Strategies

    … questions on the interface between supplier financing schemes and inventory management. Traditionally, retailers finance their inventories through an independent financing institution or by drawing from their own cash reserves, without any supplier involvement (Independent Financing). …

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  4. Scalable Autonomous Network Control using Minimally Informed Agents

    … observable in computational environments - and supply chain financing (SCF) - studied since value for units is controllable. Measuring risk via criticality and viability, this thesis works around the challenge of managing a system without centralised observers, improving information delivery …

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