2023 Vol.6 Aug.N04

• Title: Evaluation of the Efficiency of Regional Emergency Supply Chain under the Background of COVID-19 Prevention and Control
• Name: Li Wei1, 2*, Wang Kai3
• Company: Li Wei1, 2*, Wang Kai3 (1.Institute of Scientific and Technical Information of China, Bei Jing 100038, China; 2. College of Economics and Management, Taiyuan University of Technlogy, Taiyuan 030024, China; 3. School of Political Science and Public Manage
• Abstract:

  Based on the characteristics of the emergency supply chain, the work process of the emergency supply chain can be divided into the production and configuration stages of relief supplies when dealing with emergencies. Under the Background of COVID-19 Prevention and Control, an Evaluation Index System is constructed for Rescue Efficiency of Emergency Supply Chain. The overall efficiency, production efficiency and configuration efficiency of the emergency supply chain in 25 countries have been virtually measured by an improved two-stage network DEA model. The results show that the model can evaluate and compare the rescue efficiency of the regional emergency supply chain, and locate the invalid stages. It can be used to improve the overall layout of the emergency supply chain and improve its work efficiency.

  
  

• Keyword: Emergency Supply Chain; Efficiency Evaluation; COVID-19; Two-Stage Network DEA Model
• DOI: 10.12250/jpciams2023090617
• Citation form: Li Wei.Evaluation of the Efficiency of Regional Emergency Supply Chain under the Background of COVID-19 Prevention and Control [J]. Computer Informatization and Mechanical System,2023,Vol.6,pp.73-78

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