Nov 19, 2024

Webinar: E-commerce sustainable deliveries and consumer engagement

Friday, October 18th, 2024

As online shopping continues to expand, cities are facing increased pressure from higher volumes of deliveries, leading to congestion, pollution, and inefficiencies. The rapid growth of e-commerce has revolutionized how people shop, but it also raises critical questions about its environmental and social impact, especially in dense urban areas.

Sustainability in e-commerce delivery is a necessity. To meet both consumer demands and environmental goals, businesses, policymakers, and city planners must raise awareness, and provide information to engage consumers for more sustainable choices in home delivery.

This webinar will invite business practitioners to present their strategies and current practices for enabling sustainable delivery of e-commerce purchases. This webinar also invited two recently launched research and innovation projects on e-commerce, CodeZERO and GreenTurn to present their work, and seek cooperation opportunities with businesses, cities and other stakeholders.

 

AGENDA

1. State-of-the-art and current practices: vision & levers for sustainable e-commerce deliveries, consumers’ choices:

  • Hans Schurmans – PROXIMUS/Co-chair of ALICE Urban Logistics Group, Proximus’s Vision & Strategies for sustainable e-commerce deliveries
  • Robin Minchom – Impact on Urban Health, Impact on Urban Health Reducing Emissions from Delivery
  • Sara Dell’Orto, Ingka Group, IKEA, IKEA Italy’s practices on sustainable deliveries
  • Nico Keinath, Berlin State, The experience of Berlin within the UNCHAIN projec

2. The way forward: short introduction of the GreenTurn and CodeZERO projects

  • Crafting Policy for Zero-Emission E-commerce Logistics. Bartosz Kożuch, Ł-PIT, coordinator of GreenTurn.
  • Pioneering sustainable e-commerce deliveries. Claudia De Stasio, TRT, coordinator of CodeZERO 

Please note that this event is for POLIS and ALICE members with special invitations to consortia members of selected projects. 

 



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