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Final tour along the Scandria Corridor
Monday 14. May 2012
Scandria Final Conference 11-13 June 2012 Berlin-Rostock-Gedser-Copenhagen-Malmö
Scandria in exchange with Commissioner Johannes Hahn
Monday 14. May 2012
During the Baltic Development Forum Summit from 24-26 October 2011 in Gdansk Scandria and further transport projects from the Baltic Sea Region successfully presented itself to numerous conference participants, amongst others to EU-Commissionr for Regional Policy Johannes Hahn and General Director of DG Regional Policy, Dirk Ahner . The presentation in the Networking Village has been organised by INFRASTRUKTUR & UMWELT in co-operation with partners...
Scandria-Corridor inspires Europe
Monday 28. November 2011
In cooperation with the German Association for Housing and Urban Development, INFRASTRUKTUR & UMWELT has prepared the hearing „Scandria Corridor - Green Transport and Growth from Scandinavia to the Adriatic Sea“ in the Bibliothèque Solvay in Brussels. Bringing together more than 70 participants from the European Commission, the European Parliament and the respective regions to discuss the perspectives of the Scandria Corridor as Green...
Exemplary German-Polish cooperation projects awarded
Tuesday 08. November 2011
The "Competition for exemplary German-Polish cooperation projects", organized by INFRASTRUKTUR & UMWELT on behalf of the Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development (BMVBS) in cooperation with the former Ministry of Infrastructure of the Republic of Poland (MI), has found its preliminary culmination in the awards ceremony. In the Berlin representation of the European Commission in Germany on 8 November 2011 the six winners...
Climate change and flood risk: Adaptation in the Elbe catchment
Monday 24. October 2011
As part of the INTERREG IVB project "LABEL - Adaptation to flood risk in the Elbe river basin" INFRASTRUKTUR & UMWELT (IU) prepares a study on adaptation to climate change for the Saxon State Ministry of Environment and Agriculture. It became apparent that future winters will be mild and rainy more frequently, while the summers will be dryer on average. In addition, a general accumulation of extreme weather events, including heavy rain is...
