CODE24 CONFERENCE. Overview

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2 Overview Welcome to the ETH Zurich Aim of conference The corridor Rotterdam-Genoa as a spatial lab The Swiss perspective CODE24 as integrated and shared strategy Main outcomes and possible future developments

3 Welcome to the ETH Zürich ETH Zurich, Science City Hönggerberg ETH Zurich, Center

4 Reduction of Travel Time: Zurich _Milano Alptransit 2010 Alptransit 2006

5 CODE 24 Linking 5 EU Metropolitan Regions Eurostat, 2011

6 The Chair for Spatial Development and the corridor Rotterdam - Genoa The corridor Rotterdam- Genoa as a spatial lab: Local planning procedures and pilot projects (Test Planning, experimental procedures) Extensive knowledge through the Raum+ initiatives International exchanges ETH Zurich, Chair for Spatial development, IT, 2013

7 The Swiss Perspective Core of the corridor: Lötschberg and Gotthard as fast transit through the Alps Alptransit 2010

8 Contrasting interests on alpine transit corridors EU Free circulation of people, freight, capitals, services and jobs EU Directive: precedence to freight traffic along the corridor States Projects of national interest (e.g. Swiss Confederation's policy of transferring freight from road to rail) Fast and efficient connection between the main centers and metropolitan regions Development of regional development policies Regions Promoting sustainable inner development: concentration of new development on the accesses to public transport BAV: Freight traffic through the alps;

9 A common approach

10 Shared and integrated corridor development

11 Outcomes: Knowledge and Instruments Overviews on Railway network, Inland-water, Maritime ports and Spatial development potentials clearly show the need for integrated and coordinated planning of infrastructure and spatial development.

12 Railway Network Development

13 Ongoing Ports Development Maasvlakte 2, Port of Rotterdam Source: ETH Zürich, IRL

14 Spatial Development Potentials along the Corridor Frankfurt am Main, Europaviertel Zurich, Development main railway station

15 Aim of the Conference Share the main project outcomes Present the first draft of the Common Strategy Suggest an implementation strategy and future activities

16 Key-note speakers 10:45-11:00 - European Cohesion Policy and the CODE24 Project Ruut Louwers, Director, INTERREG IVB North-West Europe, NWE 11:00-11:15 - The CODE24 Initiative Ralph Schlusche, Director, Rhine-Neckar Regional Association, VRRN 11:15-11:30 - Switzerland: the middle of the corridor Toni Eder, Vice Director, Federal Office of Transport, BAV 11:30-11:45 - The needs of the Cantons with regard to a multifunctional Gotthard axis Hans-Peter Wessels, President, Gotthard Committee, GoKo 11:45-12:00 - The TEN-T Core Network Corridors: implementing the network successfully Herald Ruijters, Trans-European Transport Network 12:00-12:15 - The development of the ERMTS Initiative Karel Vinck, European ERTMS Coordinator, DG Move

17 Time is a train Makes the future the past Leaves you standing in the station Your face pressed up against the glass U2, Zoo Station, 1991

18 September 12 th, Day 1 Key-note speakers Thematic Sessions Project s outcomes and methods