Transferability Assessment

Quelle: https://www.eea.europa.eu/publications/guidelines-for-the-identification-and-assessment-of-good-practice-transferability

A transferability assessment is a systematic analysis used to determine the extent to which a logistics concept, technology, process, or best practice can be transferred or adapted from one application or location to another. It includes evaluating factors such as infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, costs, environmental impacts, and organizational requirements.

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