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Title: Volunteering in humanitarian logistics: a structural equation modeling
Authors: Vasconcelos, Ana Rita
Silva, Ângela
Rodrigues, Helena Sofia
Keywords: Humanitarian engineering
Logistics
Volunteering
Food Bank
Volunteer motivations
Issue Date: 2021
Publisher: Slovenian Society Informatika, Section for Operational Research
Citation: Vasconcelos, A. R., Silva, A., & Rodrigues, H. S. (2021). Volunteering in humanitarian logistics: a structural equation modeling. In S. Drobne, L. Z. Stirn, M. K. Borstar, J. Povh, J. Zerovnik (Eds.), SOR'21 Proceedings: the 16th International Symposium on Operational Research in Slovenia, Online, September 22 - 24, Slovenia (pp. 357-363). Slovenian Society Informatika, Section for Operational Research. http://fgg-web.fgg.uni-lj.si/~/sdrobne/sor/SOR'21%20-%20Proceedings.pdf
Abstract: The importance of humanitarian logistics has been increasing over time, caused by economic or family crises. Volunteering has a fundamental role at the Food Bank of Viana do Castelo, contributing to the quality of life improvement of disadvantaged families. This way is necessary to understand the motivations that determine to be a volunteer in this kind of entity, to improve the experience and at the same time, increase the number of people that could be potential volunteers. A questionnaire was prepared to determine the motivations that this volunteer experience allows to achieve, namely, the impact that the volunteer experience has on each person´s life. The results obtained show the existence of a positive association between the different dimensions of personal development, establishing ties, collaboration among other volunteers, and also acquiring professional skills with the experience of volunteering.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11960/3360
ISBN: 978-961-6165-57-0
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