W.W. Veeneman

Wijnand Veeneman is an Associate Professor at the Department of Organisation & Governance, Delft University of Technology (TU Delft). He specializes in governance and institutional design for infrastructure and mobility systems, with a focus on cross-sectoral and transdisciplinary approaches.

• Education: Master's in Economic Geography from Rijksuniversiteit Groningen (1992).

His research integrates engineering, economics, public administration, and urban planning to address complexities in infrastructure governance. Key areas include:

• Contracting and managing public/ shared transport services
• Cross-sectoral projects (energy-transport, road-rail)
• Tackling transitions in mobility systems
• Transdisciplinary analysis of mobility outcomes

Recent publications highlight trends in railway infrastructure, urban form-mobility interdependence, and sharing economy in transport. Notable scientific recognition includes the Michael Beesley Honorable Mention (2005) for work on regional governance in public transport.

He actively collaborates with government agencies (e.g., Rijkswaterstaat, ProRail) and operators (NS, Schiphol), while serving as Scientific Director of Next Generation Infrastructure. His advisory work focuses on institutional interventions to enhance mobility system effectiveness.