TENTacle project - Connecting the BSR
New brochure about the TENTacle project - download here

Focussing on the TEN-T core network corridors partners from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Norway, Poland and Sweden establish a project called TENTacle that aims to intensify the impact of TEN-T in order to foster accessibility and sustainable growth in the Baltic Sea Region. To learn more about TENTacle and it's impact read the new brochure published by ICN.
TENTacle: Connecting regions to a trans-European network for growth and cohesion
“TEN-T is intended to boost mobility, cohesion and economic development – key factors that are also vital for the development of rural regions of Northern Europe. The TENTacle
project is about raising awareness amongst stakeholders about the potential benefits to be gained by connecting places between these networks“, explains Cliff Hague, ICN bord member and Prof. E. h. of Planning and Spatial Development, Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh.
As a TENTacle partner ICN is involeved in this Baltic Sea Region INTERREG project that focuses on the relation between transport and regional development. Together with partners from eight different countries it seeks to capitalise on the major EU investment in transport infrastructure that is creating the trans-European network TEN-T.
If you want to learn more about TENTacle, it's seven regional showcases and where these are aiming at, please feel free to download the Brochure "TENTacle - Connecting the Baltic Sea Region"
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