The Open ENLoCC team is growing even more! We are pleased to announce the addition of Marco Alvi to our team as Communication Manager. Marco is a graduate of East European and Eurasian Studies at the University of Bologna, with an international academic and professional background. He has acquired significant experience in the communication management of EU-funded projects, both in private and public organizations. In his role, Marco will be responsible for developing and implementing

OPEN ENLoCC, the European network of Logistics Competence Centres, working to improve the efficiency and sustainability of the logistics sector, announces the hiring of a new staff member! Luca Simone will join OPEN ENLoCC as Project Manager. Luca is a graduate of Politecnico di Milano with a degree in Product Design. He has experience in digitalization of the supply chains and European projects management, having the chance to work in Italian and international companies of the sector.

OPEN ENLoCC is seeking a professional communication agency to support our project TRANSCEND for the kick-off meeting and subsequent activities.

OB position  ​​Job positions Project Manager – PM072024​  Deadline for application  ​​30.07.2024​  E-Mail to apply  communication@openenlocc.net   About OPEN ENLoCC ASBL The European Network of Logistics Competence Centres at Regional Level, from now “OPEN ENLoCC”, is a non-profit, non-commercial and non-market oriented association under Belgian law, founded in 2006 as follow-up of the ENLoCC project and legally based in Bruxelles from 2019. It counts 15 Logistics Competence Centres at regional level in EU, being the link

JOB position  ​​Job positions Communication Manager – CM072024​  Deadline for application  ​​30.07.2024​  E-Mail to apply  communication@openenlocc.net   About OPEN ENLoCC ASBL The European Network of Logistics Competence Centres at Regional Level, from now “OPEN ENLoCC”, is a non-profit, non-commercial and non-market oriented association under Belgian law, founded in 2006 as follow-up of the ENLoCC project and legally based in Bruxelles from 2019. It counts 15 Logistics Competence Centres at regional level in EU, being the link

We are happy to announce that OPEN ENLoCC is a new member of the ADMIRAL Advisory Board! ADMIRAL is an EU-funded project aiming to transform supply chain management in freight transportation by developing a cutting-edge digital marketplace for multimodal logistics. This solution will allow companies to manage the entire supply chain, including related emissions. For 3 years, 20 partners from 9 EU countries are working jointly to develop the knowledge, business models and technology needed

The first General Assembly of the year of OPEN ENLoCC members was held online on May 16, an opportunity to take stock of the activities in which the Network is involved, including numerous European projects, and to define activities for the near future. Here are the highlights of the general assembly. European Projects The day’s agenda opened with an update on the European projects in which OPEN ENLoCC is involved as a partner, including GRETA,

WORLD SMART CITY AWARDS 2024: Gain international recognition for your pioneering project. Applications are now open! The World Smart City Awards are back! The annual World Smart City Awards is a prestigious international competition that seeks to recognize pioneering projects, ideas and strategies making cities around the world more livable, sustainable, and economically viable. World Smart City Awards are calling urban innovators out there! Don’t hesitate to apply!  Get the chance to earn international recognition in front of a

Why a project on greening urban freight transport? In recent years freight delivery was worsened by the e-commerce expansion and Covid-19, resulting in increased emissions, noise and congestion of limited public space, loss of time and resources, and challenges related to road safety, reducing life’s quality and even impacting economic performance. Co-financed by the Interreg Central Europe Programme with a budget of 2,71 M €, the GRETA partnership aims to overcome these challenges with the

GRETA Project kicked off its first in-person project meeting on the 14th and 15th February, organized by ITL – Institute for Transport and Logistics Foundation in Bologna. After months of virtual collaboration, it was a joy to finally meet each other in person, fostering stronger relationships and creating a solid foundation for future cooperation. The event marked a significant milestone in the journey towards greening urban logistics in functional urban areas: the meeting gathered partners from across

The OPEN ENLoCC Network is glad to announce that LIMOWA Association decided to join our family. With the approval of the General Assembly of members, LIMOWA  thus officially enters the Network as of 1st January 2024. LIMOWA is an industry-led, objective, and not-for-profit association developing logistics nationwide in Finland. LIMOWA operates nationwide and focuses on logistics hubs, taking care of total transportation system, different transport modes and opportunities to combine them. Focus also includes logistics

Dr. Thomas H Zunder was appointed an Honorary Member of the European Network of Logistics Competence Centers by the OPEN ENLoCC members’ meeting because of his valuable contribution to the Association. This is the first time in the history of the Network that an Honorary Member has been appointed. Tom Zunder, an academic and experienced commercial manager, was a member of the Network until December 2023 as a representative of Newcastle University, which left the

On 21st December 2023 the annual General Assembly of OPEN ENLoCC members was held online, an opportunity to take stock of the activities carried out in 2023 and to define the activities planned for the following year. European Projects The day’s agenda opened with an update on the European projects in which OPEN ENLoCC is involved, including GRETA, Food4CE and MED Colours; the latter a new project due to start in March 2024 and in

Highlights from Open ENLoCC President Giuseppe Luppino’s speech at the webinar organised by Scandria®Alliance In the near future, the number of cities classified as urban nodes could increase from the current 88 to over 420. This change is part of the revision process of the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T) guidelines and will inevitably entail new challenges for cities all around Europe. These include the need to efficiently and effectively manage urban logistics and last-mile deliveries,