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SDGs in Logistics

Introduction

Sustainability is more than just reducing the needs for fossilized fuels through technical advancement or eco-driving. It permeates through all parts of the working life such as road safety, good working conditions, a healthy workplace, ergonomics, equity and gender equality.



Transport can also make a big difference in increasing women’s productivity and promoting gender equality.

Transport is a traditionally male-dominated sector, both from an employment point of view and for the values it embodies. At same time, gender sensitive aspects of transport, it is widely recognised, are numerous and highly relevant. Such as shown in UN report on gender issues and transport https://unece.org/DAM/trans/doc/2009/itc/ECE-TRANS-2009-07e.pdf    
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