This deliverable focuses on the construction industry of the Netherlands.The construction industry has a reputation for being inefficient. Innovation in construction logistics is needed to ensure that cities stay liveable. To create innovation in constructionlogistics, collaboration between stakeholders is necessary. However, the lack of reliable quantitative data is a problem. Reliable quantitative data are necessary to convince stakeholders for new collaborations that are needed for innovations in construction logistics. There is, therefore, a need to examine the current state of construction logistics calculation models. The integrated logistics concept (ILC) is used to examine construction logistics processes and to address factors that obstruct the development of construction logistics calculation models.
This report describes the results and recommendations for Indian dairy farmers and Dutch and Indian companies, from the RAAK Family Dairy Tech India project. Researchers and students of two Dutch and one Indian University of Applied Sciences, together with ten Dutch companies, Indian companies and eight innovative farmers in Pune district collaborated to develop robust and affordable technologies and knowledge for Indian medium sized dairy farmers, in Pune district, Maharashtra. The report also describes innovations in the farmers’ business models and value chains. Partners: Van Hall Larenstein, Velp, and Saxion University of Applied Sciences Enschede, he Netherlands, Agricultural Development Trust Baramati ISBN 978-90-821195-6-5
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