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SARIL – Sustainability And Resilience for Infrastructure and Logistics networks

Due to globalized supply chains and the prevalence of just-in-time production, all economies of the industrialized world are reliant on the flawless operation of the logistical network. During the Cov19 pandemic it became apparent that this network can be massively shattered and that a better understanding of its robustness, risks and vulnerabilities is of vital importance. Additionally, it is obvious that the accelerating climate change demands a much greener fright transport.

https://saril-project.eu/

SARIL aims to complement the classic definition of resilience, which focuses on threat prevention, robustness and system recovery, by green aspects

Key performance indicators will be defined which quantify both, the system resistance against disruptions as well as the environmental burden of freight transport in close collaboration with a large stakeholder group. Adopting three different scenarios on different geographical scales (regional, national and international/EU), models will be developed which are able to capture the unperturbed system operation as well as the behavior in case of a disruptions.


Innovative solutions

Disruption Information Interface for multimodal transport

Additional information


Website: https://saril-project.eu/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/saril-project/

SARIL overview poster (PDF)

Project Manager at ALICE: Pablo Segura

Alice members in the consortium:

 
 

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Towards Resilient and Intelligent Multimodal Transport Networks – ReMuNet and SARIL Final Event

May 20, 2026
Date: 20 May 2026 Time: 13:00 to 17:00, followed by informal networking until 17:30 Location: Budapest, Hungary, during TRA 2026 REGISTER NOW Join the final event of the ReMuNet and SARIL projects at TRA 2026 in Budapest. This joint event Read more

[Webinar] Insights, Perspectives and results from the Intermodal Transport Survey and Resilience Transport Networks Projects

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Understanding how intermodal transport is planned, implemented, and experienced in practice is essential for strengthening resilience and efficiency in European logistics networks. This webinar is centrally focused on the Intermodal Transport Survey, presenting its objectives, structure, and initial reflections, and Read more

[Webinar] Navigating complexity: Strategies and collaboration for the future of logistics

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  The transport, logistics and supply chain landscape is undergoing profound and continuous change. From geopolitical disruptions to shifting socio-economic trends, businesses across Europe are facing a new level of complexity and uncertainty.  In response to these pressing challenges, the Read more

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SARIL is funded by the European Union under grant agreement number 101103978. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.