Dublin City Council and logistics companies operating in the city meet at the SENATOR workshop

The workshop aimed to identify how SENATOR can help logistics companies work together with the city council to transform delivery in Dublin

The first stakeholder workshop, hosted at the residence of the Lord Mayor, took place in Dublin on Wednesday the May 11th.

The workshop was attended by representatives from logistics companies operating in Dublin, and representatives from the city council and government.

The workshop focused on three major questions:

  • What are the barriers to last mile collaboration in Dublin City Centre?
  • How can operators and government work in better ways to make deliveries more efficient and sustainable?
  • How do you see your organisation working together towards collaboration with different stakeholders present here?

The closing remarks from the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Cllr Alison Gilliland echoed the aims of the SENATOR project and the need for collaboration for a better Dublin.

Smart Dublin Mansion House Workshop – 11-05-22 – Karl Hussey Photo
The workshop was a great success! The Dublin SENATOR team want to thank everyone who joined.

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