Diginak Logistics will support earthquake survivors working in the logistics sector who lost their jobs due to the earthquake in our country, in establishing a new business of their own so that they can continue with their lives. For this purpose, they implemented a project called "Let's Start From Zero" to support the logistics employees who worked in this region before the earthquake and had to leave the city after the earthquake. Digital transportation platform Diginak, which aims to heal the wounds of earthquake victims due to this project, focuses on sustainability and calls to logistics employees who are victims of the earthquake to "Own your own logistics business with the Pro-Forwarder Training Program". Diginak CEO Oğuzhan Karaca underlined that everyone is trying to support our citizens who were affected by the earthquake, and said: ’’ We should support our citizens who were affected by the earthquake, who managed to survive but lost their homes and jobs so that they can return to their normal lives as soon as possible. Apart from aid, we, as the business world, have a duty to develop sustainable policies and projects. Many institutions or individuals organized aid campaigns after the earthquake. Logisticians also showed activities in the field at the point of delivery of these aids. However, the responsibilities of logistics organizations are not only that. We should support earthquake victims with social responsibility projects. For this purpose, we have developed a project called "Let's Start From Zero" with the presence of our post-disaster solidarity group, which we organized as part of Diginak. Within the scope of our project, we offer a Pro-Forwarder Training Program for logistics employees affected by the earthquake. This program is a kind of job and vocational training program in which the theoretical and practical information needed to have a successful forwarder company in domestic road transport activities is given. This training, which was organized for logistics employees whose home was damaged after the earthquake and whose current working system was disrupted, was organized for employees who worked in the sales and/or vehicle supply units of logistics companies for 3 years or more and who aim to establish their own business. We will also cover the cost of the H1 authorization certificate given by the Ministry of Transport to earthquake victims who complete the training program. In addition, we will support them in using the software they will need free of charge. In addition, within the scope of the project, we will always be by our side by coaching and mentoring our earthquake survivor logisticians’’.
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