Joint Industrial Logistics Corridors

Quelle: https://www.unescap.org/sites/default/files/Joint%20industrial%20logistics%20corridors.pdf

Joint Industrial Logistics Corridors are integrated, multimodal transport networks collaboratively planned and managed by stakeholders (manufacturers, logistics providers, public authorities) to optimize the flow of goods between industrial zones, reduce transit times, costs and environmental impact, and improve supply chain resilience.

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