The pattern of material supply chain in post-disaster reconstruction: a case study in Indonesia’s disaster-prone area

Abstract

Abstract The government, the community, or non-governmental organisations can all participate in the reconstruction process after a disaster. The management of material procurement and logistics may entail participation from several stakeholders. It may be crucial to a project’s success in reconstruction. A reliable supply chain is required to guarantee an appropriate building supply. The supply chain for building materials significantly impacts the course and results of reconstruction after a disaster. This study intends to map the post-disaster restoration process’s formation of the construction supply chain pattern. In order to detect potential issues and disturbances that could contribute to the failure of the post-disaster restoration process, the supply chain pattern for building materials is being mapped. The path of the supply chain for construction materials is undoubtedly significantly impacted by post-disaster environmental circumstances. Because it can impact project prices and timelines, the choice of building material suppliers is crucial in construction supply chain management. During the reconstruction process in disaster-affected areas, this research used qualitative approaches by conducting surveys and questionnaires to gather data and facts.