
Sustainable Urban Logistics
in the Age of Digitisation
SINERGI proposes a comprehensive solution framework for designing and operating sustainable city-
logistics, enabling real-time management and strategic planning of efficient and rider-friendly delivery services
SINERGI project showcased as a flagship initiative of Amsterdam at Paris Event
The SINERGI project was proudly highlighted as one of Amsterdam’s flagship initiatives at a re…
NWO and NFSC representatives visit TU Delft
Representatives from the Dutch Research Council (NWO) and the National Natural Science Foundation of…
Dr. Sharif Azadeh Speaks at Urban Lunch Talk by Driving Urban Transitions Partnership
The Driving Urban Transitions Partnership hosted an insightful Urban Lunch Talk to explore the vital…

The relevance of SINERGI
Microdelivery-based city logistics platforms struggle to remain profitable. Boosting their efficiency will foster the usage of bikes instead of heavy vehicles. However, challenges related to riders’ unsafe behavior in traffic also need to be addressed. SINERGI aims to provide solutions that will help boost logistic operations that are both sustainable and safe.

SINERGI is a three-year program, running from 2023 to 2026, aimed at making city logistics greener and safer.

The SINERGI project consists of five work packages, which include in-depth research and pilots in Europe and Asia

In SINERGI, research institutions, governments, and companies, from five different countries join forces