The problem of logistics in aid projects in the developing world can hardly be understated. One problem that arises is the occurance of regional imbalances in supply. Such imbalances can seriously compromise the effectiveness of a relief program. A system is required that can suggest a workable redistribution plan. Initial results for a prototype system based on a heuristic plan generator and evolutionary/meta-heuristic optimisers, on real data, were encouraging; however more work still needs to be undertaken before the system can be deployed in the real-world. This paper describes some ongoing work to address some of these issues. 1 Introduction Dealing with aid projects in the developing world can be made difficult by the fact that, though an effective policy exists, the actual implementation poses many obstacles. For instance, situations may occur where regional imbalances arise: an example would be a treatment site with sufficient diagnostic kits for a disease, but with no drugs t...