Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors

This article describes the trend towards European green initiatives in the transport sector. The introduction of green logistics management and green policy in Europe has been analysed to understand better the positive impact of green policy on environment, society and economy. With the most recent...

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Main Authors: Bojan Beškovnik, Elen Twrdy
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University 2012-03-01
Series:Transport
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Online Access:https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/Transport/article/view/4909
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description This article describes the trend towards European green initiatives in the transport sector. The introduction of green logistics management and green policy in Europe has been analysed to understand better the positive impact of green policy on environment, society and economy. With the most recent EU initiatives in the field of green logistics, intermodality has become the platform for green logistics development in the EU. This stimulated a complete study of the case of South East Europe. The perspective of intermodal infrastructure development, the use of intermodality and the environmental impact of the transport sector has been analysed to build an appropriate model for a macro green logistics strategy for South East Europe, where Green transport corridors should be exposed as the main goal. In our proposal of a seven-pillar strategy, all parties, including governmental institutions, manufacturing industry and logistics operators, should take an active part, enabling industry to co-create a macro transport development in the region and to influence future legislation of green issues in the transport sector, with an aim to establish Green transport corridors till 2020. There is a strong need to regulate green logistics issues in the region of South East Europe; therefore, additional studies and proposals will be necessary in the future.
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spelling doaj.art-95f4dbce9fda442e81e8d0fa951f55fa2022-12-21T20:05:18ZengVilnius Gediminas Technical UniversityTransport1648-41421648-34802012-03-0127110.3846/16484142.2012.663731Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridorsBojan Beškovnik0Elen Twrdy1Intereuropa, Global Logistics Service, Ltd. Co., Vojkovo nabrežje 32, Koper, SloveniaUniversity of Ljubljana, Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport, Pot pomorščakov 4, Portorož, SloveniaThis article describes the trend towards European green initiatives in the transport sector. The introduction of green logistics management and green policy in Europe has been analysed to understand better the positive impact of green policy on environment, society and economy. With the most recent EU initiatives in the field of green logistics, intermodality has become the platform for green logistics development in the EU. This stimulated a complete study of the case of South East Europe. The perspective of intermodal infrastructure development, the use of intermodality and the environmental impact of the transport sector has been analysed to build an appropriate model for a macro green logistics strategy for South East Europe, where Green transport corridors should be exposed as the main goal. In our proposal of a seven-pillar strategy, all parties, including governmental institutions, manufacturing industry and logistics operators, should take an active part, enabling industry to co-create a macro transport development in the region and to influence future legislation of green issues in the transport sector, with an aim to establish Green transport corridors till 2020. There is a strong need to regulate green logistics issues in the region of South East Europe; therefore, additional studies and proposals will be necessary in the future.https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/Transport/article/view/4909Green transport corridorsGreen logistics managementEuropean green logistics policyintermodalitySouth-East Europemacro green logistics strategy
spellingShingle Bojan Beškovnik
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Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
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Green transport corridors
Green logistics management
European green logistics policy
intermodality
South-East Europe
macro green logistics strategy
title Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
title_full Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
title_fullStr Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
title_full_unstemmed Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
title_short Green logistics strategy for South East Europe: to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
title_sort green logistics strategy for south east europe to improve intermodality and establish green transport corridors
topic Green transport corridors
Green logistics management
European green logistics policy
intermodality
South-East Europe
macro green logistics strategy
url https://journals.vgtu.lt/index.php/Transport/article/view/4909
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