Born from frontline experience in Ukraine, Platforma addresses the logistics crisis that wastes billions in humanitarian aid worldwide.
Humanitarian logistics represents the backbone of all aid operations, yet it's plagued by systemic inefficiencies that waste billions in resources.
Of all humanitarian expenditure goes to logistics coordination
Of materials purchased are wasted through inadequate systems
Of allocated budgets wasted through logistics inefficiencies
This represents billions in squandered resources that should be reaching people in need.
Ukraine represents the world's most complex coordination challenge in humanitarian aid.
36% of Ukraine's population needs humanitarian assistance in 2025
For Ukraine's 2024 humanitarian response
Only 62% funded by November 2024, leaving critical gaps
Operating simultaneously with limited coordination systems
The idea for the Doshka Foundation emerged in the spring of 2023. After months of volunteering in Kyiv—purchasing and delivering medical supplies to those in need—Alexis, the founder of Doshka Foundation, realized that the way humanitarian aid was being provided was fundamentally flawed.
While many efforts were driven by enthusiastic individuals, the sourcing, procurement, storage, shipping, and distribution of supplies were erratic. There was a lack of management, process, coordination, planning, and, above all, basic tools.
"The turning point came when he discovered that some colleagues were buying supplies for the front lines at local pharmacies, rather than sourcing them directly from medical distributors in Kyiv. A simple phone call could have secured larger quantities at better prices."
The current fragmented approach creates devastating inefficiencies that hurt everyone in the humanitarian ecosystem.
Platforma creates the missing link: a unified digital ecosystem where every stakeholder can see what is needed, where it is needed, who needs it, and how it can be delivered.
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