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Project TEN-INVEST

Acronym TEN-INVEST

Title Transport Infrastructure costs and Investments between 1994 and 2010 on the Trans-European Transport Network and its connection to neighbouring regions including an inventory of the technical status of the Trans-European transport network for the year 2000

Co-ordinator Planco Consulting, Germany

Client European Commission, DG Transport

Contract Number ETU/B2-7040-S12.328028/2001/PLANCO

Duration January 2002 - December 2002

Person Responsible Liana Giorgi

Objectives The aim of the study is to bring into the knowledge database of the Commission detailed technical information on the status of the network - on a section by section and country by country level -, which investments that have been made, which that are foreseen until 2010 and the cost related to them. An outlook ahead to the year 2015 will be included. Not only member States are included, but also East European countries mentioned in the TINA report. The study will focus on the full trans-European transport network in an enlarged European Union (TEN-T/TINA network).
Investment costs will be distinguished in costs for studies, costs for building or upgrading the infrastructure network and maintenance costs. The study also give global investment figures agglomerated to NUTS3 level on overall investments into national, regional and local transport infrastructure in Member States and candidate countries for accession. A distinction will be made between investments in the trans-European transport network and investments additional to this network. However, the focus of the study will be on the trans-European transport network in an enlarged European Union (TEN-T/TINA network).

Project Partners ICCR, Vienna, Austria
LT-Consultants; Finland
Buck Consultants International; The Netherlands
Technum; Belgium
INECO; Spain
TIS; Portugal
University of Rome 'La Sapienza', DITS; Italy
NESTEAR; France
SYSTEMA; Greece
INCERTRANS, Romania
DTU-CTT; Denmark
BMT Transport Solutions; Germany
Transman; Hungary
CDV Transport Research Center; Czech Republic

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Acronym	TEN-INVEST
Title	Transport Infrastructure costs and Investments between 1994 and 2010 on the Trans-European Transport Network and its connection to neighbouring regions including an inventory of the technical status of the Trans-European transport network for the year 2000
Co-ordinator	Planco Consulting, Germany
Client	European Commission, DG Transport
Contract Number	ETU/B2-7040-S12.328028/2001/PLANCO
Duration	January 2002 - December 2002
Person Responsible	Liana Giorgi
Objectives	The aim of the study is to bring into the knowledge database of the Commission detailed technical information on the status of the network - on a section by section and country by country level -, which investments that have been made, which that are foreseen until 2010 and the cost related to them. An outlook ahead to the year 2015 will be included. Not only member States are included, but also East European countries mentioned in the TINA report. The study will focus on the full trans-European transport network in an enlarged European Union (TEN-T/TINA network). Investment costs will be distinguished in costs for studies, costs for building or upgrading the infrastructure network and maintenance costs. The study also give global investment figures agglomerated to NUTS3 level on overall investments into national, regional and local transport infrastructure in Member States and candidate countries for accession. A distinction will be made between investments in the trans-European transport network and investments additional to this network. However, the focus of the study will be on the trans-European transport network in an enlarged European Union (TEN-T/TINA network).
Project Partners	ICCR, Vienna, Austria LT-Consultants; Finland Buck Consultants International; The Netherlands Technum; Belgium INECO; Spain TIS; Portugal University of Rome 'La Sapienza', DITS; Italy NESTEAR; France SYSTEMA; Greece INCERTRANS, Romania DTU-CTT; Denmark BMT Transport Solutions; Germany Transman; Hungary CDV Transport Research Center; Czech Republic