Net Freight Flow Resilience Assessment

Quelle: https://www.itf-oecd.org/resilience-freight-transport-networks

A systematic evaluation of the capacity of net freight flows—defined as the aggregated inbound and outbound movements of goods within a transport network—to resist, absorb, and recover from disruptions across the supply chain. It identifies vulnerabilities, adaptive capacities, and recovery mechanisms to ensure continuity of freight operations.

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