Abstract
Due to the increase in greenhouse gas emissions around the world, unexpected weather changes are occurring one after another, and natural disasters such as typhoons, heavy rains, and heat waves are becoming more serious. In this trend, the importance of disaster logistics (rescue logistics) is increasing, and this study tried to derive the results of basic research before deriving disaster logistics by analyzing the amount of reserves and how much financial resources will be required if an unexpected natural disaster occurs. In addition, necessary matters were reviewed in the Enforcement Rules of the Disaster Relief Act to expand and manage stockpiles and diversify items in the direction of improving the legal system. Finally, the study proposed a policy alternative to managing and maintaining stockpiles calculated in consideration of regional disasters over the past 10 years, and suggested special disaster relief sets such as emergency relief sets, cooking relief sets, and individual relief sets.
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