GreCOR will promote the development of a co-modal transport corridor in the North Sea Region. Important in this collaborative approach, is the focus on secondary networks and the hubs, and the regional hinterland around the Green transport corridor Oslo- Randstad from a co-modal perspective. GreCOR will work in close collaboration with public and private stakeholders, and its overall aim is to improve knowledge about the logistic needs and conditions; develop and implement the first green corridor in the North Sea Region in a strategic policy setting. Achievements: GreCOR promoted the development of a co-modal transport corridor in the North Sea Region. Important in this collaborative approach was the focus on secondary networks and the hubs, and the regional hinterland around the Green transport corridor Oslo- Randstad from a co-modal perspective.GreCOR worked in close collaboration with public and private stakeholders, and its overall aim was to improve knowledge about the logistic needs and conditions, develop and implement the first green corridor in the North Sea Region in a strategic policy setting.DocumentsTypology_system-report_form-en2012 GreCORPilot projects within the GreCOR projectPilot 7_5_VolvoMonios (2015). Identifying governance relationshipsMonios Bergqvist (2015). Intermodal terminal concessionsGreCOR_wp3-2_Towards_Green_Supply_chains_finalGreCOR_inventory reportGreCOR_final_report_HCT_Case_studiesGreCOR_final report_Longer_Trains wp7GRECOR_Cross-border-freight-transport-analysisGreCOR WP3 - Final report on inventory and analysis for Green Corridor developmentGreCOR Activity 3.4 reportGreCOR Action plan for the development of green corridorsBergqvist Monios (2014). The role of contractsGreCOR Freight StrategyGreCOR Final Conference ReportFor more information please visit: http://archive.northsearegion.eu/ivb/projects/details/&tid=144&back=yes