Cyclonic Weather Risk Mitigation

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Cyclonic Weather Risk Mitigation in logistics, supply chain and transport refers to the set of strategies, procedures and measures aimed at reducing the impact of cyclonic weather events (e.g., hurricanes, typhoons) on transportation routes, inventory and supply chains through proactive planning, infrastructure reinforcement, route diversification and real-time monitoring.

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