PPT-Maritime connectivity: Multimodal transport is key

Kuala Lumpur October 2017 JanHoffmannUNCTADorg Latest trends in maritime connectivity What can be done to improve it Logistics and multimodal transport Latest trends in maritime connectivity. GARGI CHAKRABORTY. “The connectivity of a network may be defined as the degree of completeness of the links between nodes” (Robinson and Bamford, 1978).. Transport . is clearly a factor of fundamental importance in . recommendation. – a general approach. Professor Erik Røsæg. Nordisk . institutt. for . sjørett. erik.rosag@jus.uio.no. folk.uio.no/erikro. 2. History. The failure of the reforms. in the. 1970ies. An Overview. Andreas Köglmaier. Regional Director. Reasons for modelling public transport. Public transport data availability. Considerations regarding network representation. Representing passenger behaviour (mode choice and route choice). transport. Work package number . 6. Volodymyr. . Golikov. – Ph.D., associate professor. Scientific research at the academy is conducted in the following fields:. safety of navigation, navigation; . Regional Cooperation Programme. 19. th. Training Programme. Integrated Transport and Logistics. Logistics Parks and Terminals and Dry Ports-role of Integrated Multimodal Transport. R . Dayal. Asian Institute of Transport Development. 24 September, 2014 . Vadodara, India. Trans Asian Railway . &. Economic Development in the BIMSTEC Region . 1. About . United Nations Economic and Social Commission (UNESCAP). Subregional. Office for South and South-West Asia . IN THE EU. Doc.dr.sc. Iva Savić. Department for . Maritime. . and. Transport . Law. isavic@pravo.hr. data. 90. % . of Europe’s trade with other countries . 40. % of freight . trade. . within Europe . British Ports Association. Chamber of Shipping. Passenger Shipping Association. UK Major Ports Group. Maritime London. Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers. Support. 531,000 UK jobs. Contribute. £26.5bn to GDP. 2015, September 17th. 01.11.2012, Hamm. Trevor Garrod . // . EUROPEAN PASSENGERS‘ FEDERATION . // www.epf.eu. DOUBLING COLLECTIVE LAND TRANSPORT – HOW TO ENCOURAGE IT. EPF MAP . December 2014. 34 member organisations. INFRASTRUCTURE IN A FUNCTION . OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT . 1. C. ontent of presentation. Transport development strategy. SEETO COMPREHENSIVE AND CORE NETWORK. EXTENSION OF THE TEN-T CORRIDORS. MONTENEGRO SINGLE PROJECT PIPELINE. AND REGIONAL . PERSPECTIVES . . Maritime Transport . D. evelopment – National perspectives. Geostrategic position at the intersection of major European and Pan-European transport corridors. Priority on developing the Core network – ports with hinterland connections. . transport . corridors. . . Nowdays. . challange. Maria Magdalena . GRIGORE. State Secretary, . Ministry . of . Transport. Government of Romania. . In . the General Transport Master Plan of Romania were identified financing needs of infrastructure projects of . CRITICAL ISSUES IN MARITIME STUDIES: AND WHY IS IT IMPORTANT FOR REGENT BUSINESS SCHOOL TO OFFER THIS REGENT BUSINESS SCHOOL SEMINAR O CTOBER 2014 Jack Dyer Unit for Maritime Studies, University of KwaZulu Natal Eurico Ortiga . Senior Policy Officer at ECSA. 20 April 2023. About ECSA. Representing 2. 1. national shipowners’ associations of the EU countries. . and Norway. Founded in 1965 . Promotes and protects the interests of European shipping .