Cuneo: how to provide isolated communities with sustainable food logistics?

Key Facts

Locations:

Province of Cuneo (Italy)

Opening and closing date:

10/09/2024 - 31/10/2024

Funds available (up to):

12,500 EUR

Challenge area:

Sustainable City Logistics

Offered by:

CommuniCity

Electric logistics van

The Challenge

M.I.A.C, the wholesale food market of the City of Cuneo, is cultivating crowd-shipping and community involvement to foster efficient local logistics, particularly for isolated communities.

To ensure efficient goods delivery to all residents and businesses, especially those in remote areas, M.I.A.C. is seeking a digital solution that uses an algorithm to identify the most suitable food logistics. The ideal system allows users to input their transportation needs for items or goods. Based on this information, the solution identifies the most suitable and efficient transportation option. It should utilise zero-emission vehicles and leverage various transportation modes.

M.I.A.C. will host one pilot in collaboration with its residents and local businesses.

Who can apply?

  • Companies and associations established in the EU, with a valid European business ID
  • Individual citizens through their host institution, or from a country associated to Horizon Europe

Background

The third CommuniCity Open Call is now open!

The CommuniCity Consortium invites you to apply for the third Open Call. This final round will provide up to €12,500 grants to tech providers reaching a total of around 100 grants. Applications must be submitted no later than 31 October 2024 at 17:00 CET.

Over 60 grants available for the winning Piloting Teams

This final CommuniCity Open Call seeks novel solutions for 54 city-specific challenges with a budget of almost €820,000. In other words, there are grants available for over 60 piloting teams. Similar to the previous open call rounds, also the third CommuniCity Open Call addresses social, economic, and urban challenges, with a particular emphasis on improving digital inclusion and sustainability for marginalised communities within European cities.