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A supply chain is the entire system involved in getting a product or service from its origin to the end user. In the context of the Sudan story, it refers to the complex network that delivers emergency relief supplies, like food and medicine, to those in need. If this chain breaks down, as the IOM warns, aid cannot reach people.
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