transport policy goal-conflict analysis

Quelle: https://www.oecd.org/transport/

A systematic analysis of how transport policy objectives—such as efficiency, environmental sustainability, safety, and cost—conflict or interfere with one another, used to inform the prioritization and design of policy measures to mitigate negative goal conflicts.

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