1. Green Corridors linking the macro regions: the Scandinavian Adriatic case Horst Sauer, March 2010

2. 2 Green Corridor The Swedish Initiative

3. 3 Aspects of global container flows

4. 4 Zeebrugge Gothenburg...... and one more loop way

5. 5 Spatial Development Initiative of the East German Sates in the Baltic Adriatic Development Corridor

6. 6 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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8. 8 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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10. 10 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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12. 12 Trieste Venice 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 Koper Rijeka Magdeburg Poznań Wrocław Schwerin Klagenfurt/Villach Brno

13. 13 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

14. 14 Thank you very much for your attention!