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How can Interreg make a difference TO7 network example Annual event Italia - Francia Maritimo 2014-2020 16 November 2017 I Genoa, Italy Ulf Wikström, Interact

Brief overview Thematic networks for Capitalisation led by Interact Relation to Interreg Europe platforms TO 7 Sustainable Transport network Partners and state of play Visions for the future

Thematic networks led by Interact At present there are 6 networks available for Interreg programmes To work together but different approach from Interreg Europe platforms Knowledge of the seas Sustainable transport TO 7 Migration Climate change TO 5 Better governance TO 11 Inclusive growth TO 8,9,10

TO 7 Sustainable transport network Started during second half of 2016 Personal contact to all programmes with the TO7 Identifying possible needs and wishes 19 programmes A (10), B (7) and C (2) strands, IPA, ENI What we are aiming at doing Learning Sharing Developing Connecting

The Capitalisation concept But I must explain to you how all this mistaken idea of denouncing pleasure and praising pain was born and I will give you a complete account of the system. No one rejects, dislikes, or avoids pleasure itself, because it is pleasure, but because those who do not know how to pursue pleasure rationally encounter . Format Headlines inside Text without bullets and Interact Colours Nor again is there anyone who loves or pursues or desires to obtain pain of itself, because it is pain, but because occasionally circumstances occur in which toil and pain can procure him some great pleasure.

Capitalisation should not stop with communication Capitalisation should not stop with communication. Good communication foster good capitalisation. Second wave of capitalisation happens when people understand the added value and they see the real results.

Interreg must belong to a context Interreg must belong to a context. We need to be linked to other activities, funds and developments. Show we want and can interact and make added value

Capitalisation aims at showing how Interreg makes a difference in society

How can TO 7 projects made a difference Taking the initiative Developing a process that expands the horizon of the “own” region. Example MarTech projects. Global activity ensure regional growth. Taking the first step Doing a feasibility study for the first ever railway between two countries. Example Greece- Albania Linking to national and EU funds and processes.

The added value can also be shown by Being a test bed for developed projects A Horizon project results and ideas need often to be tested and Interreg programs/regions would be extremely good for that Complementing TEN-T activities Building and connecting sub corridors to the major TEN-T corridors – or being partners in digitalisation projects in a blended concept with PPP

Interreg collect evidence and memory

Analysing good TO7 projects in KEEP Programme Project Name Acronym Period Interreg North West Europe Cycle Highways Innovation for smarter People Transport and Spatial Planning CHIPS 2014-2020 Hydrogen Solutions for Heavy duty transport Aimed at Reduction of Emissions in north west europe  H2Share  Interreg Central Europe Promotion of Multimodal Transport in Chemical Logistics ChemMultimodal 2014-2020  2007-2013 South Baltic Programme Interface/Interface Plus 2007-2013 Interreg Finland-Estonia-Latvia-Sweden (Central Baltic) Integrated System for Automated and Paperless Management of Transit Documents and for Tracking Movement of Goods in Real-Time  Mobi Carnet 2007-2013 North West Europe Towards Low CO2-Emission Urban Public Transport Infrastructures  Ticket to Kyoto Transnational Cooperation and Partnership for Better Public Transport in Peripheral and Cross-Border Regions Peripheral Access 2007-2013 Interreg South Baltic Introducing electric mobility as intermodal transport mean in small & medium sized cities of the South Baltic area ELMOS Interreg Central Europe TEN-T Passenger Transport Connections to Border Regions TRANS-BORDERS 2007-2013 Alpine Space Suistanable Mobility Information Network for the Alpine Space AlpInfoNet 2007-2013 Baltic Sea Region Programme Baltic Biogas Bus: Increase the use of biogas buses in public transport to reduce the emissions in urban areas in the Baltic Sea Region Baltic Biogas Bus Boosting Advanced Public Transport Systems BAPTS Interreg North Sea Region Caron Responsible Transport Strategies for the North Sea Region Care North/Care North+ 2007-2014 Shared Mobility Solutions for a Liveable and Low Carbon North Sea Region SHARE-North Interreg IVC Flexible Transport Services and ICT Platform for Eco-Mobility in urban and rural european areas FLIPPER 2007-2013 Öresund-Kattegat-Skagerrak Green STRING Transport Corridor Last Mile Logistics LaMiLo 2007-2013 South East Europe Network of Danube waterway Administration NEWADA Regions of Connected Knowledge RoCK Accessibility improved at border Crossing for the Integration of South East Europe Acrossee

Challenges for TO 7 Interreg investments huge task for the network… Get to know Share together Develop 1 3 TO 7 is new for many Trustworthy? Small vs big resources? Joint portfolio & common work Different challenges Soft/hard investments 2

Establish a blended model Challenges for TO 7 even more for +2020 Transport / Digitalisation / Environment Work across funds Work across TO:s Establish a blended model 4 6 How can we show we are relevant and belonging to the good development How can we be multi- Modal in our thinking How can we get the thematic expertise together 5

Thank you for your attention! Cooperation works Thank you for your attention! www.interact-eu.net