Financing Urban Logistics Projects

González-Feliu, Jesús; Taniguchi, Eichi; d’Arcier, Bruno Faivre

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“…However, they focus on logistic processes and other associated activities only, completed at private and contractual levels only. An alternative to those frameworks can be found in industrial and system engineering, where a framework to examine the viability of industrial system can be related to four main elements: steering, organization, development, and financing (Gonzalez-Feliu, Taniguchi, & d'Arcier, 2014). The authors identified those four elements on a structure-based and economic viability goal for urban logistics initiatives, proposing the first analysis framework of urban freight distribution that addressed those four elements.…”

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Local Production-Based Dietary Supplement Distribution in Emerging Countries

González-Feliu

Osorio-Ramírez

Palacios-Argüello

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Advances in Public Policy and Administration

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The production and distribution of Bienestarina to the vulnerable population of Colombia is one of the strategies of the Colombian Institute of Familiar Wellness (ICBF) to fight malnutrition, especially among children. This case is a good example of establishing food security and social improvement logistics that merits particular attention. The chapter presents an analysis of the Bienestarina supply chain based on the four elements: steering, organization, development, and financial issues. First, an overview of social improvement logistics and the Bienestarina context is provided. Second, theoretical frameworks related to the case are presented. Third, the case is described on the basis of the proposed analysis framework. Finally, generalization issues and conclusions allow the authors proposing the first characterization of social improvement logistics.

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Local Production-Based Dietary Supplement Distribution in Emerging Countries

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Osorio-Ramírez

Palacios-Argüello

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Advances in Public Policy and Administration

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“…Finally, Jesus Gonzalez-Feliu, Eiichi Taniguchi and Bruno Faivre-d'Arcier propose an overview on one important but little studied issue in urban logistics: that of financing and/or refunding urban logistics solutions [17]. After presenting the main refunding strategies in urban economics and relating them to urban logistics, the authors propose to analyze the potential of cost benefit analysis in urban logistics.…”

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Sustainable Urban Logistics: Concepts, Methods and Information Systems

2014

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“…Some public authorities conducted studies to define the needs of delivery bay resources (via freight trip generation or FTG models, Holguín-Veras et al, 2012, Gonzalez-Feliu, 2018, estimating the current capacity and determining a service level of delivery bays (CERTU, 2009). However, most works related to delivery bay planning are based on logistics organizations and routing/fleet management issues (Patier et al, 2014;Comi et al, 2017), and not on bay capacity and service level, which is essential to make new projects of this nature be economically viable (Gonzalez-Feliu et al, 2013a, 2014c. However, some works deal with the spatial clustering of areas to define the "service level" and capacity of the delivery bay system of a city or conurbation (Magniol et al, 2018).…”

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Urban logistics and spatial territorial intelligence indicators: State-of-the-art, typology and implications for Latin American cities

González-Feliu

2018

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This paper reviews the state of the art in spatial accessibility and attractiveness indicators for urban freight transport and logistics, from a territorial intelligence and analytics viewpoint. It proposes a first typology of indicators and analyzes their potential in Latin American urban planning and development. After presenting the main notions of business intelligence and analytics, as well as a definition of territorial intelligence and analytics, the paper proposes an overview of territorial intelligence indicators, focusing on accessibility and attractiveness indicators, and a typology of five categories of indicators: infrastructure-based indicators, generation-based indexes, distance/ time/cost measures, gravity-based indicators and space-time compatibility indexes. Finally, the main issues for implementing such indicators are presented, in terms of data requirements and potential applications focusing on the Latin American context.

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Financing Urban Logistics Projects

Cited by 16 publications

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Local Production-Based Dietary Supplement Distribution in Emerging Countries

Local Production-Based Dietary Supplement Distribution in Emerging Countries

Sustainable Urban Logistics: Concepts, Methods and Information Systems

Urban logistics and spatial territorial intelligence indicators: State-of-the-art, typology and implications for Latin American cities

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