In collaboration with ESUPS (Emergency Supply Prepositioning Strategy), Gurobi presents a powerful new educational case study featuring the STOCKHOLM platform—a visual mapping and analysis tool used to coordinate relief stock across humanitarian organizations.

Named for STOCK of Humanitarian Organizations Logistics Mapping, the platform symbolizes connection and collaboration, helping break down silos in disaster response. Students and instructors can now explore the full journey from business problem to real-world optimization model—supporting faster, smarter decisions in humanitarian logistics.

This case gives learners hands-on experience with the math, data, and code that powers global disaster relief—and shows how optimization can drive real-world impact.