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CIVIC, a part of the ENSCC call, was active between 2016-2018. You can read more about the project results below.
The CIVIC project developed a handbook for local governments, clients, developers, contractors, or any other actor that can influence logistics planning and the setup of construction projects. It can help local governments collaborating with private partners to realise more sustainable, and safer, construction works with less inconvenience and cleaner air. In addition, it can help clients, developers and contractors to ensure smooth and efficient construction operations.
This movie explains the use of the MAMCA (multi-actor, multi-critera analysis) in CIVIC. The MAMCA software, an online decision-making platform, provides an interactive method for weighting stakeholder objectives, evaluating options and providing easy-to-understand visualizations of evaluation outcomes. The MAMCA, developed by VUB, has been applied in the different demonstration cities (Amsterdam, Vienna, Brussels and Stockholm) together with students and proffesionals from the construction logistics sector.
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Construction is required to create more attractive, sustainable and economically viable cities. This includes the expansion of infrastructure, development of new residential areas and renovation of buildings. However, construction related transport causes negative impacts for people that live, work and/or travel in the vicinity of construction sites. It will increase understanding among stakeholders on improved transport and will generate smart governance strategies to support implementation of the CIVIC approach.
CIVIC – Construction in vicinities: innovative co-creation
Duration: 2016–2018
Internet: www.civic-project.eu
Contact: MSc Susanne Balm, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences
E-mail: s.h.balm@hva.nl
Budget: 929.213 EUR
Partners: Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences, Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Austrian Institute of Technology, Lindholmen Science Park, Linköping University, Chalmers University of Technology, CommuniThings, BERNARD Ingenieure, Deudekom and Cargohopper