How to build stakeholder participation in collaborative urban freight planning

Bjørgen, Astrid; Fossheim, Karin; Macharis, Cathy

doi:10.1016/j.cities.2021.103149

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“…In the scientific literature, approaches to support digital participation via the Internet or on-site are often described. Citizens criticize that the involvement in many participatory approaches is only punctual and that the decision-making process is not transparent (IS1) (Bjørgen et al 2021;Hofmann et al 2020). This is enhanced by the lack of effective communication channels (IS2) (Khan et al 2017), as citizens are often informed by advertising or have to proactively search for participatory projects, which presuppose an intrinsic interest, motivation, and time (Mueller et al 2017;Münster et al 2017).…”

Section: Awareness Of the Problemmentioning

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Designing Mobile Applications for Citizen Participation in Urban Planning

Borchers,

Tavanapour,

Bittner

2023

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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As a result of the increasing requirements for urban planning, a paradigm shift towards citizen participation has evolved to collaboratively address enhancing urban challenges and social conflicts. Past projects have examined urban citizen participation processes and methods to support citizen participation. However, the challenges in the domain of informing, encouraging, and enabling participation at any time are not sufficiently examined and less attention was devoted to urban participation through mobile applications, even if required devices are widely used and can enable permanent communication channels between citizens and planning authorities. Therefore, a design science research project was initiated to examine how to design mobile applications to support citizen participation in urban planning projects. In this paper, the findings of the first cycle are presented including issues, meta-requirements, design principles, the development of a mock-up, and its evaluation to provide insight into the design of mobile applications for citizen participation.

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Section: Awareness Of the Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

Designing Mobile Applications for Citizen Participation in Urban Planning

Borchers,

Tavanapour,

Bittner

2023

Proceedings of the Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…Urban logistics refers to the management of freight transportation and logistics facilities in urban areas, including the supply of stores, businesses, construction sites, but also deliveries related to online commerce. Among the key stakeholders considered are logistics service providers, involved in freight transportation, delivery, and facility management services ( Bjørgen et al, 2021 ). The pandemic has highlighted urban logistics issues.…”

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Response to COVID-19 lockdowns from urban freight stakeholders: An analysis from three surveys in 2020 in France, and policy implications

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“…Lindholm [121] presented the way to establish FQP, considering the Gothenburg case. Bjørgen et al [123] showed the criteria to ensure the stakeholders' participation in a collaborative process.…”

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A Conceptual Model Based on the Activity System and Transportation System for Sustainable Urban Freight Transport

2021

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Urban freight transport (UFT) is simultaneously responsible for maintaining the urban lifestyle and the negative externalities impacting urban areas, necessitating strategies that promote sustainable urban freight transport (SUFT). In addition, the stakeholders and geographic factors involved in UFT impose specific concerns in the planning and operation stages of SUFT. Therefore, this paper proposes a model addressing sustainable last-mile delivery considering the relationship between the activity system, transportation system, and stakeholders involved in UFT. Based on the literature review, we identified UFT planning procedures to achieve SUFT. In a cyclical process, these procedures were considered on the proposed model, integrating freight transport planning with urban planning to develop SUFT and, consequently, sustainable cities.

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How to build stakeholder participation in collaborative urban freight planning

Cited by 27 publications

References 35 publications

Designing Mobile Applications for Citizen Participation in Urban Planning

Designing Mobile Applications for Citizen Participation in Urban Planning

Response to COVID-19 lockdowns from urban freight stakeholders: An analysis from three surveys in 2020 in France, and policy implications

A Conceptual Model Based on the Activity System and Transportation System for Sustainable Urban Freight Transport

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