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Strategic Transport Infrastructure Needs to 2030
Following the reports on Infrastructure Needs to 2030 published 2005-7 [telecoms, water, power and land transport] IFP has completed work on future investment needs of key international gateway infrastructures – ports, airports, and their inland connections. The main report will be published early 2012. The case studies are posted on the website.
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Main Findings - Strategic Transport Infrastructure Needs to 2030
24-Nov-2011
This report looks at whether international gateway ports and airports and their inland transport connections are adequate to meet future demand and proposes a set of policy options to enhance their contribution to economic and social development. Most of the gateway and corridor infrastructure currently in place could not handle a 50% increase, let alone a doubling or tripling of passengers and freight in 20 years. Many gateways need greater capacity to meet the projected increasing demand from 2010 to 2030. Greater inland transport capacity is needed to match additional gateway capacity.
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Inland Hubs - Austria Switzerland Case Study
08-Sep-2011
The OECD’s Strategic Transport Infrastructure Needs to 2030/2050 Project explores the future opportunities and challenges facing some key gateway areas and inland hubs. Included in the project was a case study on Austria / Switzerland .
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High North/Barents Area Case Study
08-Sep-2011
The High North/Barents Area workshop explored the future opportunities and challenges facing the development of strategic transport infrastructures in the northerly regions of Finland and Sweden and some of the other countries in this area.
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Turkey/Bosphorus Gateway Case Study
08-Sep-2011
This Istanbul Workshop focussed on three strategic infrastructure projects in Turkey (Marmaray, Mersin Container Port and Nabucco Gas pipeline) proposed for consideration by the Turkish authorities.
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Pension Funds Investment in Infrastructure: A Survey
07-Sep-2011
The objective of this survey-based study was to understand the main problems encountered by pension funds when investing in infrastructure. In order to do so, a brief analysis of the evolution of the infrastructure and pension fund market in each selected country was undertaken. On the basis of the barriers to investment identified in the study some policy initiatives are proposed.
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Case study – France’s gateway ports and inland connections
11-Jul-2011
Case study – France’s gateway ports and inland connections – meeting with MEEDDM officials
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on 18-Nov-2009
Following completion of the Futures Project on Infrastructure Needs to 2030 (2005-2007) which covered telecoms, water, electricity and surface transport, the IFP is now launching work on ports, airports and other major infrastructures crossing or connecting continents. The first meeting of the Steering Group on the new project will take place on 19th of November in Paris and will be followed on 20th of November by a special workshop on funding Infrastructures in the future. For Project Proposal click on title.
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