State and perspectives of urban logistics in Poland

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Business Logistics Department E-mail: szoltyse@ae.katowice.pl www.ae.katowice.pl The Karol Adamiecki Bogucicka 14 40-226 KATOWICE Tel. +48 32 259 84 21 Fax +48 32 258 89 11 State and perspectives of urban logistics in Poland Jacek Szoltysek Professor of Logistics Warsaw, 24 th of May 2007

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 2 Background for city logistics... Urbanization in Poland -Over 60% of Poland s population live in cities -Almost 30% of them live in cities with more than 100 thousand citizens Quality of life in cities The 2007 Worldwide Quality of Living Survey by Mercer Human Resource Consulting. Cities are ranked against New York as the base city which has an index score of 100. The analysis is part of Mercer s Worldwide Quality of Living Survey, covering 215 cities, which is conducted to help governments and major companies to place employees on international assignments.

Background BESTUFS Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 3 Background for city logistics... Quality of life in cities Mercer s study is based on detailed assessments and evaluations of 39 key quality of living determinants, grouped in the following categories: Political and social environment (political stability, crime, law enforcement, etc) Economic environment (currency exchange regulations, banking services, etc) Socio-cultural environment (censorship, limitations on personal freedom, etc) Health and sanitation (medical supplies and services, infectious diseases, sewage, waste disposal, air pollution, etc)

Background BESTUFS Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 4 Background for city logistics... Quality of life in cities cont. Schools and education (standard and availability of international schools, etc) Public services and transportation (electricity, water, public transport, traffic congestion, etc) Recreation (restaurants, theatres, cinemas, sports and leisure, etc) Consumer goods (availability of food/daily consumption items, cars, etc) Housing (housing, household appliances, furniture, maintenance services, etc) Natural environment (climate, record of natural disasters)

Background BESTUFS Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 5 Background for city logistics... Quality of life in cities cont. EU ranking 1 2 Worldwide ranking 3 (4) 11 (11) VIENNA, Austria COPENHAGEN, Denmark City Index 107.7 (107.5) 106.2 (106.2) 3 13(13) AMSTERDAM, Netherlands 105.7 (105.7) Overall quality of living Warsaw ranked 20th of 26 in EU city ranking 4 5 6 14 (14) 16 (16) 18 (18) BRUSSELS, Belgium BERLIN, Germany LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg 105.6 (105.6) 105.2 (105.1) 104.8 (104.8) 7 20 (20) STOCKHOLM, Sweden 104.7 (104.7) And 8 9 27 (24) 30 (29) DUBLIN, Ireland HELSINKI, Finland 103.3 (103.8) 103.1 (103.1) 85th out of 215 within global city ranking in 2007. 10 11 12 13 33 (33) 39 (39) 42 (45) 47 (53) PARIS, France LONDON, UK MADRID, Spain LISBON, Portugal 102.7 (102.7) 101.2 (101.2) 100.5 (100.1) 100.1 (98.9) 14 61 (62) ROME, Italy 97.4 (97.4) 15 72 (73) PRAGUE, Czech Republic 92.3 (91.8) 16 74 (74) BUDAPEST, Hungary 90.2 (90.8) 17 78 (79) ATHENS, Greece 87.6 (86.8) 18 80 (80) LJUBLJANA, Slovenia 87.0 (86.6) 19 82 (84) VILNIUS, Lithuania 86.6 (85.9) 20 85 (86) WARSAW, Poland 85.7 (85.1) 21 89 (91) TALLINN, Estonia 83.7 (82.8) 22 91 (88) LIMASSOL, Cyprus 83.2 (83.2)

Background BESTUFS Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 6 Background for city logistics... Facts and hypothesizes Companies managing a global workforce must take into account a range of factors when structuring remuneration packages for their expatriate employees. Organizations can struggle to find suitably qualified local staff when operating overseas and so rely on benchmark data to ensure the rewards they offer encourage employees with transferable skills to accept international assignments. The development of efficient waste removal and sewage systems, coupled with government investment in medical infrastructure, will be key to avoiding pandemic outbreaks of diseases and for improving general living standards. In Poland Despite the recent economic boom and growing demand for skilled labour, Poland's unemployment rate poses a main challenge for the country. Yet, the mobility of Polish citizens, living and working particularly in the UK, is not reflected in the country's unemployment statistics scaling down. The current unemployment rate at a level of 14,4% (March 2007). An internet opinion survey on a doctor s website published in the newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza found that a third of all Polish doctors between 25 and 35 years of age or 10 000 doctors plan to work in western European countries.

Background BESTUFS Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 7 Background for city logistics... Facts and hypothesizes Growing traffic congestion, industrial plants and other pollutants reduce air quality in some Polish cities, which may undermine the otherwise pleasant living standards In Poland These factors are recognized as a main city development barrier by ¾ of Poland s population.

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 8 Myths and legends on city logistics or Who knows what is thit about? What is city logistics due to common opinion: - based on my research, interviews and results of Google search (www.google.pl) City logistics, as a distribution strategy only

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 9 Myths and legends on city logistics or Who knows what this it about? What cities do to improve quality of life: 1.Public transport services on higher level but without connection with private means of transport 2. Parking places and limited cars access to some areas (ex. City center)

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 10 Myths and legends on city logistics or Who knows what this it about? What cities do to improve quality of life: 3.Decrease level of congestion by constructing new roads EU STRUCTURAL FUNDS ARE IN USE (Sectoral Operational Programme Transport ) 4. Limit access of lorries to some parts of city.. but without building city delivery system

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 11 Myths and legends on city logistics or Who knows what this it about? What cities do to improve quality of life: 5. Establish systems for bicycle roads but without necessery infrastructure (ex. places for parking) INSTEAD OF: establishing efficient and environmentally friendly logistics systems in urban areas.

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 12 What we know (or suspect) citizens want form city? Why we have this situation in cities: 1. My Students and I have researched since 2002 and have established the following: Problem % 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Is congestion a serious problem to you, which may influence on decision of leaving the city? Yes No 61 39 63 37 61 39 71 29 79 21 What city has to improve: Public transport No limits for private cars Limit access of lorries to city More rights for bicycle users Close city for all cars Nothing 30 52 11 5 1 1 30 53 10 6 1 0 27 55 11 7 0 0 28 56 7 9 0 0 26 56 8 9 1 0 Do you know what is: Park & ride Kiss & ride Car pooling Yes (2) 0 0 2 (4) 2 0 2 (7) 3 1 3 (11) 4 1 6 (12) 5 1 6

The Karol Adamiecki Citizens and the city Logistics & City Background Interest Role What city can do for its citizens? and why only this? Election fear Identyfied problems Fear of PPP Limited funds Citizens expectations City government City logistics projects QUALITY OF LIVING 13

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 14 Probably this is why cities don t do Urban Freight Transport (UFT) projects, although: 1. UFT represents very often the Last Mile of the transport chains 2. UFT guarantees the goods supply of the citizens and enterprises - Transports between production plants - Carrier and parcel services - Main construction trade and interior fittings - Retail and services - Waste disposal The additional problem is lack of information about city needs in fright transport (number and location of receivers, number of deliveries, average weight of one delivery etc.) Result: Rather low attention is paid to the UFT matters within the cities overall transport and traffic planning (compared to passenger transport planning)

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role Based on the others experience we can forsee the expected results 15 Increasing service quality - The probability to reach a customer at a certain time point and location will increase Reducing empty trips and repeat delivery Reducing the time per delivery (more organisational effort is needed) More consignments can be delivered with less vehicles (reducing the amount of trips) Less trips lead to a reduction in the traffic situation Necessity for compromising : deliveries versuv ersus s stocks

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 16 Increasing interest in UFT - Five reasons 1. Home shopping Consequences of an increasing number of small deliveries 2. Negative environmental effects of transport Growing awareness of the negative effects of transport and the relatively larger contribution caused by UFT 3. Attractiveness of cities Measures in the city centres improve attractiveness but may hinder the UFT 4. Access restrictions to city centres Measures have to address the access for UFT explicitly 5. High cost for the Last Mile Increasing interest in transport telematics for the optimisation of supply chains

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 17 Role of Polish logisticians What we know as logisticians: City Logistics is the process of totally optimizing urban logistics activities by considering the social, environmental, economic, financial and energy impacts of urban freight and passengers' movement. What we do as logisticians: Teach students, Write books, Write papers, Support students conferences and city logistics meetings, Organize conferences together with practice

Background Logistics & City Citizens and the city Interest Role 18 Role of logostics experience and international exchange: What we can do also for city logistics : Participate in BESTUFS Presentation of approaches considered as good practices at BESTUFS workshops and conferences Collecting experiences and results from projects, case studies and surveys related to specific BESTUFS themes Co-operate with city councils in finding best solutions based on logistical thinking Popularize city logistics essence wherever it is possible Prepare city logistics managers for cities

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