Transportation Action Guide
How to cut emissions from companies’ transport of goods
About this guide
This guide is for anyone who plans to reduce their company’s transportation emissions both internally and across their value chain.This includes managers and employees in eg logistics, planning, procurement, sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR) roles.
This action guide offers practical actions companies can take to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions from the transport of goods, align their logistics and fully integrate sustainability actions into their strategic business functions, to support the wider transformation of the transportation sector towards net zero targets. It is grounded in science and has been developed together with world-leading companies, integrating some of their best practices.
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