Teacher
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GATTA VALERIO
(syllabus)
CONTENT
PART I – TRANSPORT, ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT Definition of sustainability: link between transport, environment and development Preserving resilient transport to climate change Wide reforms on a low-carbon path Financing issues for mitigation and adaptation
PART II – URBAN FREIGHT AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE Relevance of sustainable urban freight transport Stakeholders involved and their role Types of intervention measures, innovative solutions and best practices Behavioural analysis and planning
This course is taught in English.
(reference books)
Required readings:
Block, R., Kopp, A., Limi, A. (2013). Turning the right corner : ensuring development through a low-carbon transport sector. Directions in development: environment and sustainable development. Washington DC; World Bank.
Curtis C. (2020). Handbook of Sustainable Transport. Research Handbooks in Transport Studies series. Edward Elgar, USA.
Macharis C., Melo S. (2011). City Distribution and Urban Freight Transport. Multiple Perspectives. Edward Elgar, UK.
Articles published in High-Quality Scientific Journals will be provided during the course
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