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- Assess the environmental impact of your procurement and deliveries.
- Prioritize the actions you need to take to reduce your emissions.
- Engage your teams and partners to transform your logistics.
- Discover practical solutions and local partners in Geneva.
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How can this document help you ?
Accurately Assess Your Logistics Flows
With clear tables and a simple method, you’ll be able to map out your current sourcing and deliveries, visualize their carbon footprint, and identify the most problematic operations. Even without logistics expertise, the model is designed to be understood and used by anyone responsible for sustainability.
Identify priority areas for improvement
This guide offers a method inspired by the five action areas (reduce, substitute, share, optimize, reuse) to help you identify approaches tailored to your business, while taking into account your company’s operational and commercial constraints.
Engage Your Internal and External Partners
One of the strengths of this document is that it helps you engage your teams, suppliers, or delivery personnel in a collaborative effort. Collaborative tools are provided to help you easily organize workshops with your stakeholders.
The 3 key topics covered in the guide:
1 – An accessible carbon assessment: You’ll learn how to measure your logistics flows using data you already have—such as delivery frequency, distances, and types of vehicles used. Analyzing these metrics in terms of “metric tons per kilometer” and CO2 emissions levels allows you to identify areas with a high environmental impact.
2 – Practical solutions for taking action: The guide offers examples tailored to small and medium-sized businesses, such as delivery by cargo bike, reducing packaging, or sharing transportation with neighboring companies. You’ll also find resources to help you take things further, depending on your industry.
3 – Committed Swiss Partners: The final section of the guide lists local service providers and projects (in Geneva, French-speaking Switzerland, and nationwide) that can support you in your logistics transition: bike logistics, rail freight, shared transportation, reusable packaging, etc.
