In the face of humanitarian crises, the effectiveness of supply chain management is often a matter of life and death. In an era characterized by increasing global disruptions caused by natural disasters, pandemics, conflicts, and other crises, the ability to effectively manage supply chains is paramount for ensuring the timely delivery of essential goods and services to affected populations.Traditional supply chain management approaches, while effective in stable conditions, often falter when confronted with the rapid and unpredictable demands of humanitarian emergencies. The digitalization of supply chain processes presents a promising avenue for addressing these challenges. This research paper seeks to shed light on how digital supply chain management can play a pivotal role in building resilient supply chains capable of responding swiftly and effectively to humanitarian crises.This paper examines the key dimensions of digital supply chain management in the context of humanitarian response. It explores the use of digital technologies, data-driven decision-making, and advanced analytics to enhance visibility, adaptability, and efficiency in supply chain operations during crises.