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With the global move away from fossil fuels and towards sustainability, ensuring city residents have reliable access to the goods and services they need, known as urban logistics, must be reconsidered across Europe.
This course aims to explore supply chain management challenges and possible solutions.
By the end of the course, you‘ll be able to…
- Describe the approaches adopted by cities leading on innovative logistics solutions
- Create stakeholder maps to explore parameters for your city context
- Develop a visual map of different solutions, their operating parameters and technology selections
- Assess creative urban logistics solutions and their relevance to your cit
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This course was co-created with Breda University.
Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUAS) is a specialized university of applied sciences, providing higher education and performing applied research in the domains of tourism, hotel and facility management, leisure and events, media, games, logistics and built environment. With approximately 7700 students and 770 staff members, BUAS is a medium-sized university of applied sciences. Last year BUAS was ranked as best specialized university of applied sciences in the Netherlands. Breda University of Applied Sciences participates in over 20 highly competitive projects with EU funding (Horizon-2020, Erasmus+, COSME, Creative Europe and several Interreg programmes).
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You can access and participate in the course for free. If you want to earn a certificate upon completion, you can purchase it. The certificate will be accessible only once the course is successfully completed. Read more here.
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ANA PEZO
It is crucial for citizens to understand the importance of freight vehicles and operations in our cities. As citizens, we generate the need for logistics vehicles and operations. There are many challenges to face, including planning and consumer behaviour, and this course adresses most of them.
Aziza Talaspayeva
The information is given in an enjoyable, interesting, and easy-to-take way. Also, there were examples of the new sustainable logistics solutions that are already implemented into the logistics infrastructure of cities, for example E-highways. This course is amazing! Thanks to the lecturers and EIT Academy! Best regards, Aziza Azamatovna Talaspayeva from Kazakhstan!
It's insightful course, yet it focuses on urban cities in the European/US etc types of urban cities, it would be useful to discuss the various aspects of the subject on a more inclusive approach.