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Supplemental Report: Adoption plans - Tailored approaches for implementing SuCoLo solutions in twelve European cities

Authors: Baliuk, Svitlana; Stamatopoulos, Harris; Thelen, Michael;

Supplemental Report: Adoption plans - Tailored approaches for implementing SuCoLo solutions in twelve European cities

Abstract

As part of Task 4.3 “Adoption Plans of Follower Cities” of the SuCoLo project, Sustainability InnoCenter (Sweden), together with city representatives and other stakeholders, developed these adoption plans to support 12 European cities in implementing sustainable and inclusive urban logistics solutions based on the pilot experiences. The document builds on experiences in SuCoLo’s three pilot cities (Salzburg, Leipzig, and Merano), as well as insights gathered during two online workshops on Urban Logistics & Sustainable Consumer Behaviour held on 26 November 2025. It also incorporates input from discusions with representatives from SuCoLo follower city Gävle held between January and April 2026, additional stakeholder meetings, and desktop research. In addition to general implementation guidance, the document includes tailored recommendations and practical steps for the following cities: Agios Nikolaos (Greece), Bochum (Germany), Brașov (Romania), Cologne (Germany), Gävle (Sweden), Kalmar (Sweden), Leipzig (Germany), Malmö (Sweden), Merano (Italy), Osmangazi (Türkiye), Salzburg (Austria) and Stockholm (Sweden).

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