A Qualitative Analysis for Implementing Supply Chain Risk Management Practices in Bangladesh in the Event of Earthquake

While Bangladesh is a developing nation, the country's economy regularly suffers in the aftermath of a natural disaster, such as an earthquake, due to the significant number of severe deaths and economic destruction. Bangladesh's supply chain management framework, notably in the services industry, is insufficient. The study's goal is to portray a scenario in which an earthquake destroys both the economy and the people of Bangladesh. However, the country's building industry is rapidly increasing. This research aims to analyze the application of supply chain risk management and its implementation in Bangladesh. This research studied and highlighted difficulties in handling the present earthquake situation in Bangladesh at all phases of operation. In addition, the methodology used to answer the research question is mentioned. It is also intended to create and maintain an effective earthquake emergency supply chain. A systematic SWOT (Strength, Weakness, Opportunities and Threat) analysis was conducted to understand better and obtain a real scenario of supply chain management in Bangladesh and how one may use this method and tackle the issues. The article also emphasizes the limits and offers a way for overcoming them. The purpose of this study is to assist policymakers in selecting this criterion for establishing advanced supply chain risk management to minimize damage to people and the economy. The study's limitations and future research directions are explored to create a fast, risk-free Bangladesh.