InterBaltic Partner Meeting Poznan, Poland 21' 22' June 2006

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InterBaltic Partner Meeting Poznan, Poland
21.- 22. June 2006
Per Strømhaug Project Manager Interreg III B
Project InterBaltic
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WP 4 Actions and business development

• Strategic focus
• Action-based public-private-partnership with
  companies, authorities and research promoting
  effective transport corridors and intermodality
• Planned results
• Develop complete logistic concepts for major
  types of cargo. Will lead to closer cooperation
  and more direct transports between business
  partners along the value chain. "Early Wins" will
  lead to immediate improvements on an early
  stage.
• Result indicators
• Number of companies involved. Number of
  PPP-networks established, number of seminars and
  workshops, volumes from road to sea and rail,
  real cost reductions in logistic operations.
• Output and their quantifications
• Number of private partners involved. Number of
  PPP network established. Number of
  seminars/workshops organised. Number of reports
  published. Number of new intermodal services
  under brought into planning stage.
• Reponsible partner (WP Leader)
• Partner 10 County Administrative Board of
  Västernorrland
• Involved partners
• 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 18, 23, 25,
  26, 28, 30, 32, 36,37, 39, 41, 43

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WP 4 tasks

• P 4.03 - Intermodality challenges
• Milestone M 2-M 3
• Description of task
• Identify bottlenecks and challenges regarding
  interfaces between transport modes
• Planned results
• Exchange of experience between ports and other
  infrastructure owners and transport operators on
  solving problems related to efficient
  intermodality in ports
• Result indicators
• Transfer of knowledge between involved partners
• Output and their quantifications
• Report with recommendations for further work on
  standardisation of technical equipment, documents
  and ICT
• Reponsible partner/ organisation
• ?

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WP 4 Tasks
P 4.02 - Fresh Seafood from Northern Norway
to South East Baltic Milestone M1-4 Description
of task Development of a concept for intermodal
transport of seafood from Northern Norway to
markets in Central and Eastern Europe Planned
results Improved services for transport of fresh
seafood Result indicators External
organisations takin part in developing project
idea Output and their quantifications Report on
origin/destination of different types of seafood,
market analysis (trends), recommendations for new
services Reponsible partner/ organisation Mariti
me Institute in Gdansk/Nordland Regional
University/ Klaipéda County Coordination
Centre Work carried out by Involved
partners 5, 8, 11, 16, 28, 29, 30, 35 Involved
external organisations Nordland Regional
Univeristy, Innovation Norway (Warszaw, Vilnius,
Riga), railway operators, sea carriers
a.o. Comments
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Possible transport routes for seafood