Risk-aware roadmapping for city logistics in 2025

Conference paper (2016)

Authors

Ron van Duin Transport and Logistics - TPM
B. Enserink Policy Analysis - TPM
Lorant Tavasszy Transport and Logistics - TPM
Lóránt Tavasszy Transport and Logistics - TPM
Kam Jzi Wong Stadslogistiek Delft
Research Group
Transport and Logistics (TPM) (TU Delft)
Copyright: © 2016 Ron van Duin, Jasper Bauwens, B. Enserink, Lorant Tavasszy, Kam Jzi Wong
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Published Date

2016

Language

English

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Faculty

Technology, Policy and Management

Department

Engineering, Systems and Services

Research Group

Transport and Logistics

Abstract

This paper proposes a scenario based, multi-stakeholder, adaptive pathway approach, with an application for city logistics policies in 2025. The context of our application is the problem of limited sustainability of current freight transport practices in cities towards the long term future. We develop a multi-stakeholder roadmapping approach for this problem, that can deal with contextual uncertainties, framed in scenarios of the future. With this approach, problems identified by stakeholders can be translated into effective policies. The different perspectives of stakeholders and the time sensitivity and interdependence of their actions are accounted for explicitly in this approach. The roadmap includes a graphical representation that can be used for communication and policy design purposes.

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