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Capitalising on TEN-T core network corridors for prosperity, growth and cohesion Lead Partner

Project background TEN-T core network corridors: • New instrument of EU transport policy • Improve mobility, intermodality and interoperability on 9 corridors • Remove bo>lenecks by 2030 • Involve stakeholders along the corridors Lead Partner

Complemen@ng perspec@ves of implementa@on challenges The Interreg perspec@ve The perspec@ve by European Coordinators 1. Passive corridor players, low understanding of roles, 1. Weak coordinaGon on cross- responsibiliGes and consequences border links (standards and procedures) 2. Insufficient verGcal/ cross-sectoral dialogue, society involvement? 2. Infrastructure financing gap (needs vs. available funds) 3. Hindered access for areas and stakeholders outside the corridors 3. Difficult planning and prioriGsaGon of investments 4. CNCs vs. naGonal growth corridors? (to achieve European high Urban nodes and their access links? value projects) 5. Wider socio-economic benefits of 4. How to develop corridors in a corridors (development zones? gains sustainable way (innovaGon, for the whole BSR?) ITS, energy, urban nodes) 6. CNC- EUSBSR synergies? Scan-Med North Sea- BalGc- BalGc AdriaGc Lead Partner

About TENTacle Project aim: Improve stakeholder capacity to reap benefits of the TEN-T core network corridors implementa@on for the prosperity, sustainable growth and territorial cohesion in the BSR 2016-2019, EUSBSR flagship • Over 80 organisaGons involved, 11 countries • 7 regional pilot cases • SoluGons to extend the CNCs north- and • eastwards Macroregional measures • Lead Partner

History behind 2009-2012 2015 → → 2006 2005-2007 2012-2014 Lead Partner

Formal partnership NO SE FI EE LV DK LT DE PL Lead Partner

7 regional showcases Corridor void regions Central Scandinavia borderland (SE/NO) • Päijät-Häme – North Karelia (FI) • Corridor catchment areas Blekinge (SE) • Vidzeme - Valga (LV/EE) • Corridor nodes & transit areas • Fehmarnbelt Fixed Link (DE/DK) • Westpomerania - Skåne (PL/SE) • Gdynia transport/urban node (PL) Address key growth challenge • Interact between public and market players • Interlink with peer cases! • Develop place-based acGons for be>er access • Deliver replicable soluGons • Lead Partner

Exemple of showcases… Westpomerania-Skåne (PL/SE) Gdynia transport/urban node (PL) How to meet the growing cargo volumes through the How to sGmulate the growth networking of logisGc centres potenGal of the corridor entry/ on the BalGc-AdriaGc exit node which has a key Corridor? transport gateway funcGon? How to use the European How to develop a last mile Grouping of Territorial infrastructure in and around an CooperaGon to coordinate urban node on the BalGc- the greening of transport and AdriaGc Corridor to both serve to ensure the corridor the metropolitan growth and connecGvity across the sea? the seaborne transit ? How to best incorporate the How to best incorporate the mariGme leg? mariGme leg? Lead Partner

…and their outcomes Gdynia transport/urban Westpomerania-Skåne (PL/ node (PL) SE) Ac@on plan: integra@ng Ac@on plan: Boos@ng logis@cs gateway, node, mobility and along the green and blue growth dimensions transport corridor • Last mile pre-investment • Business models and policy studies, port-bound traffic support to help market management and players develop smarter and organisaGonal soluGons for greener logisGcs chains port-city community • Complement to the corridor • Complement to the corridor work plan, MoS extension work plan, MoS extension • Based on players’ needs and • To be embedded in local/ prioriGes, trade pa>erns and metropolitan plans transport demands • To be adopted by the • To be adopted by the CETC- AssociaGon of Polish Regions EGTC of the BAC • Briefing the European • Briefing the European Coordinator and other bodies Coordinator and other bodies Lead Partner

Macroregional dimension Support European Coordinators • to mobilise stakeholders MulGlevel governance in transport Help expand CNCs and fill it • - lessons learned with business life Create synergies with EUSBSR • Catching the goods transports Impacts of the CNCs from the northern areas to CNCs Improve transport planning • Inspire other macroregions • InteracGons: CNCs vs. transport networks of the Eastern Partnership countries Conclusions from 7 regional showcases Enriching the strategic transport policies Package of policy and acGon measures to help BSR territories capitalise on the CNCs Lead Partner

Join the TENTacle network 10 naGonal public authoriGes 20 regional & local public authoriGes 19 market players www.tentacle.eu 15 cooperaGon networks @TENTacle_BSRP 2 R&D insGtuGons Lead Partner

www.tentacle.eu Contacts @TENTacle_BSRP Wiktor Szydarowski, Project Manager Phone: +46 (0) 455 32 13 26 wiktor.szydarowski@regionblekinge.se Mathias Roos, Lead Partner Phone: +46 (0) 455 30 50 53 mathias.roos@regionblekinge.se Adina Cailliaux, CommunicaGon Manager Phone: +49 (0) 40 37709 172 cailliaux@hafen-hamburg.de Lead Partner