Supply chain
The substantial and ongoing increase in the e-commerce sector poses a challenge for existing supply chains in terms of efficiency and sustainability. Read more
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Travel time
On average, each person spends around 70 minutes per day on the move. This phenomenon, known as the "travel time budget" (TTB), has been extensively studied and found to be valid regardless of historical era, city, culture or means of transport. Read more
Sustainable development
As cities worldwide continue to grow at a rapid pace, sustainable development is seen as a key component in safeguarding the world and its ecosystems for future generations. Read more
Sustainable drainage system
The central role of SuDS in blue-green infrastructure. Centuries of simplistic views on urban water management are slowly but inevitably being replaced by modern, sustainable methods Read more
Sustainable urban mobility
After several decades of underestimating the potential of walking and cycling in cities, the value of these transport modes is gaining recognition. However, city planners and decision makers face challenges in working to improve conditions for city walking and cycling. Read more
E-commerce growth
E-commerce is growing at a rapid pace in Europe and this growth is expected to continue for years to come. Read more
E-commerce logistics
Practically everything that the urban consumer needs can be ordered online today. While this may save time and cost for consumers, it also poses new challenges to existing supply chains. Read more
