2024-12-29-世界经济论坛-城市物流转型_城市可持续高效的最后一英里交付（英）_29页_3mb

This report, a collaboration between the World Economic Forum and Accenture, addresses the challenges and opportunities in transforming urban last-mile delivery systems for sustainability and efficiency. The rapid growth of e-commerce has led to a surge in deliveries, exacerbating congestion, emissions, and safety issues in cities. Without intervention, global delivery vehicles could increase by 30-84% in 2030, with carbon emissions rising by up to 60%, and average commute times adding five minutes. The white paper emphasizes the need for public-private cooperation to adopt innovative solutions such as zero-emission fleets, micromobility, PUDO networks, and data-driven optimizations.

Key recommendations include:

• City governments: Integrate logistics into urban planning, establish EV zones, improve kerbside management, and promote data sharing.
• Retailers and delivery companies: Transition to electric vehicles, use consolidated delivery models, and collaborate on sustainable operating practices.
• Wider ecosystem:Foster collaboration on shared infrastructure and technology to support efficient logistics.

Successful transformation requires coordinated efforts to balance consumer demands with urban sustainability, reducing environmental impacts while enhancing economic viability.