Multi-Sector Collaboration for Green Freight

Quelle: https://cleanairinitiative.org/portal/our-work/green-freight

TL;DR

Multi-Sector Collaboration for Green Freight refers to the coordinated efforts of stakeholders across various sectors—including government bodies, private logistics providers, shippers, carriers, NGOs, and academia—to jointly develop, implement, and promote strategies, standards, and best practices that reduce the environmental impact of freight transportation. Key measures include route optimization, vehicle technology upgrades, modal shifts to lower-emission transport, and the exchange of …

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