Together towards sustainable transport solutions!

 Transportation of passengers and goods increases dramatically in the South Baltic Sea area. The existing infrastructure and transport solutions are not good enough to handle the traffic in a sustainable and efficient way. A wide range of organizations has therefore joined forces in the Baltic Gateway and Baltic Gateway PLUS projects to develop and implement a common strategy for how to improve the transport system in the area.

Baltic Gateway started in March 2003 and was completed in June 2006. Baltic Gateway PLUS started in January 2006 and will be completed in December 2007. Altogether, some 51 official partners take part in the Baltic Gateway process. Responsible organization for both projects is Region Blekinge.

 

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Newsletter V
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Final Report&Action Plan - Baltic Gateway PLUS
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Newsletter IV
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Exchange rates for M4 Reporting
(July 1 - Dec 31 2007)
1 EURO = 7,4502 DKK
1 EURO = 9,2805 SEK
Lithuanian and Polish partners: please use your fixed currency rate regulated on national level

Final Conference      Baltic Gateway PLUS
- November 8-9, Brussels
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Kaliningrad Transport Conference
- November 26-28
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Newsletter III
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Joint Partner Meeting  February 27-28, Karlskrona
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Newsletter II
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Executive Summary
Final Report
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Information Seminars Motorways of the Sea,   Call for proposals          -16th of November,        Klaipeda                        - 6th of November,  Gdynia                          - 24th of October, Karlshamn                      » More information

Baltic Gateway TACIS     -Approved 
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A BGPLUS Workshop took place in Malmö May 18th
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Final Report including the Baltic Gateway Quick Start programme
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Baltic Gateway Final Conference & Kick-off for Baltic Gateway PLUS
Rostock, February 23-24th 2006.
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Financing Short Sea Shipping
The EU Commission has publiched an overview of instruments available for implementing Short Sea Shipping and inermodality.
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