an in-depth exploration of a specific real-world subject, like a person, group, event, organization, or phenomenon. It delves deep to understand its key characteristics, complexities, and implications within its unique context.

1. WMSU
Case Study: The Action
Response Applications
Processing Unit (ARAPU)
Presented by:
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Dela Cruz, Hazel Joy
Faustino, Bryan Kim
Iribani, Hanina
Julaili, Shakira Afra
Lasola, Kathleen
Mariano, Nisha Mae
Partosa, Vincent Arvie
Pioquinto, Earl James
Rojas, Claire
Saing, Marua
Salud, Bazma
Sunga, Nica Joy
Usman, Mohammad

2. Introduction
• London-based charity
• Founded by Susan N'tini, Chief Executive
• Dedicated to providing fast responses to
critical situations worldwide
• Focuses on short-term aid for small
projects until larger donors provide funding
• "Give a man a fish and you feed him
today, teach him to fish and you feed him
for life."
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3. Objectives
• Provide a short-term aid
• Efficiency and Speed: Processing
applications quickly, Streamlined decision-
making, and Reduced administrative
burden
• Impact and Effectiveness: Funding
projects with lasting impact, Targeting
high-need areas, and Ensuring
accountability and transparency
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4. Problem: Factors
• In order to handle the present ARAPU
procedure, we need to know how many claims
each step contains.
• We need to know if there’s anything holding up
individual processing time.
• Average processing time per claim,
considering the time period for all the
processes.
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5. Key Issues/Problems
1. There are complaints about the speed od
their response.
2. Costs are beginning to spiral.
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6. Solutions
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7. Conclusion
• Action Response is a London-based
charity providing quick aid globally.
• They're struggling with delivering funds
quickly and rising operational costs.
• Their team, ARAPU, handles all aid
requests but processing is becoming
costly and slow.
• Despite challenges, the team remains
positive and is working on improvements.
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