17 March 2025 | Münster
The EARTH (Ethical and Responsible Transportation and Handling) project has reached a major milestone with the official launch of its Good Practice Compendium and Starter Kit, now available for download in multiple languages on the project website. These valuable resources are designed to support educators across Europe integrate innovation management and sustainability into their logistics teaching practices.
The Good Practice Compendium offers a carefully curated collection of case studies from various contexts. These real-world examples demonstrate targeted innovation management not only drives operational efficiency but also leads to significant, positive change across logistics operations. Packed with actionable insights, this resource empowers educators to show students how sustainable practices can revolutionise the logistics sector, preparing the next generation of industry leaders to make real impact.
In parallel, the Starter Kit provides essential tools and frameworks to help educators, logistics professionals, and policymakers incorporate digital solutions and innovation management strategies into logistics practices. Designed to inspire and support education in innovation management and digitalisation, it offers practical resources for educators to implement sustainability-focused practices in their logistics courses. By using the Starter Kit, educators are equipped to engage students effectively and help them develop the skills needed to drive meaningful change in the logistics industry.
These resources are essential for the next steps of the EARTH project, which is to create Problem-Based Open Educational Resources (OERs) that will bring the Good Practices Collection and the Starter Kit into real-world educational settings. As the project progresses, further tools and resources will be developed to make sustainability education more accessible and impactful for educators everywhere.
Explore and download these freely available resources from the EARTH project website. By incorporating these materials into their teaching, educators can play a key role in fostering sustainability and equipping the next generation of innovators with the skills they need for a sustainable future.