Green Corridors

linking the macro

regions: the Scandinavian

Adriatic case

Horst Sauer, March 2010

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Green Corridor The Swedish Initiative

3 Aspects of global container flows

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ZeebruggeZeebrugge

Gothenburg

...... and one more loop way

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Spatial Development

Initiative of the East German Sates in

the Baltic Adriatic Development Corridor

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Connecting the priority TEN T Axis1 + 22 from the Mediterranean Sea via Berlin and Rostock with the Scandinavian Triangle as element of a spatial balanced Core Net

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Partner: 19 (GE, DK, SE, NO, FI)

Associates: nearly 20

All over Budget: 3.8 Mio. €

Approval by MC : June 2009

Start of Project: Kick Off Sept. 09

Duration: until August 2012

SCANDRIA: SCANdinavian ADRIAtic Corridor of Growth and Innovation

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Partner: 25 (IT, AU, TZ, PL, GE)

Associates: 35

All over Budget: 7 Mio. €

Start of Project: Nov. 2008

Duration: until Jan. 2012

Lead Partner: Veneto Region

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TriesteVenice

Szczecin

Dresden

Graz

PRAGUE

VIENNA/BRATISLAVA

Verona

Nuremberg

MUNICH

Innsbruck

Halle/Leipzig

Erfurt

BERLIN-BRANDENBURG

Rostock Sassnitz

Analysis of potential for freight rail services between Rostock, Berlin and the Adriatic Sea (5.5.12)

Investigation of potentials for freight transport, analysis of infrastructure

Pilot studies on freight services, proposals for implementation

Cooperation with SCANDRIA, networking of logistic initiatives and competence centres

KoperRijeka

MagdeburgPoznań

Wrocław

Schwerin

Klagenfurt/Villach

Brno

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• May: „Central Europe Conference“ in Brussels (DV)

• June: SoNorA Conference in Erfurt, Germany

• June: TEN T Days in Saragossa

• September: SCANDRIA + METREX Conference in Berlin

• October: EUREGIA in Leipzig

Some important meetings in 2010

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Thank you

very much

for your attention!