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Sustainability and Resilience Freight Transport Indicators: A Multi-criteria Analysis Selection Approach

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mobility

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paper
Creator:
KhaBenHamKer
Editor:
UniLabجامEco
Publisher:
CCSDSpr
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International audience The freight transport system faces, nowadays, several problems that prevent its sustainability and resilience, especially with the spread ofCOVID-19. To deal with these issues, the freight transport performance should be managed and controlled using appropriate indicators. In this paper, a multi-criteria analysis approach is applied to select the most suitable set of sustainability and resilience indicators utilized to assess the performance of freight transport system in Sfax-Tunisia. In this context, a list of indicators is extracted from the literature. Then, the most appropriate set of indicators is selected based on six selection criteria: understandable, data available, sensible, achievable, predictable, and relevant to target. Among 138 sustainability and resilience indicators, only 26 indicators that meet the defined criteria are selected. They help decision-makers assess the sustainability and resilience of freight transport and propose the necessary modifications to improve the whole system.

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Freight transportIndicatorsSustainabilityResilienceSelection[SPI]Engineering Sciences [physics][SDE]Environmental Sciences

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