Stratec was commissioned to support and monitor the implementation of the core network corridors by providing technical support, project monitoring, and coordination of forums and working groups.
Location: European Union
Client: European Commission – DG MOVE
Date: 2018-2022
Partners: CSECOE, Hacon, Panteia, Tplan, Egis, PWC, Rapp.
At the European level, several initiatives have been launched to foster cross-border cooperation in infrastructure development, notably with the nine studies on the core network corridors in 2014.
According to TEN-T guidelines, each European coordinator must develop a Workplan describing the current state of infrastructure, future challenges, and necessary investments. After validation by the Member States, these plans are submitted to European institutions and made public.
These plans establish the framework for public and private investments and guide short- and long-term development. They aim to strengthen mobility and exchanges within and outside the Union, while improving the sustainability and quality of transport services. The nine studies from 2014, by defining the corridors, evaluating their technical compliance, and identifying critical issues, formed the basis for these plans.
The current studies correspond to the third phase of the corridor studies. This phase focuses on the monitoring and operational support of the corridors. Its objectives are:
The study is structured around five steps: enriching the knowledge base, refining the project list, monitoring and analyzing their progress, providing necessary updates, and supporting Corridor Forum and working group meetings.
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