Logistics Cluster: Global Preparedness Workshop Meeting, 15 - 17 December 2020 Format Context: Field-Based Preparedness Project The Field-based Preparedness Project 1 aims to catalyse the strengthening and localisation of nationally-led humanitarian logistics by empowering national responders, and promoting partnerships and long-term collaborative approaches, thereby enhancing outcome sustainability by facilitating a common, localised and autonomous approach. The project tailors its in-country approach to address specific stakeholder demands, and contextual and environmental preconditions, building on joint assessments of local institutional capacity needs. It comprises a wide range of capacity creation activities, as well as activities to strengthen utilisation and maintenance by participating stakeholders. In 2021, the project activities will focus on continuing the implementation in the current active countries (Cambodia, Colombia, Haiti, Iraq, Lao, Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique, Philippines, South Sudan and Zimbabwe) with a focus on a sustainable institutional capacity strengthening approach, as well as supporting the rollout of the project in six currently onboarding countries (Bhutan, Guatemala, Honduras, Kenya, Sierra Leone and Tajikistan) selected by the Logistics Cluster partners in 20202.