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At present, there are 15 Euroregions in Poland, inhabited by almost 40% of
the country’s total population. It must be noted that decisions to allocate the
largest amount of financial resources for Euroregional transport infrastructure
(45%) 13 are meant to create opportunities for sustainable development in these
Euroregions in order to enhance Eurologistics activities.
Combining the functioning of Euroregions’ with Eurologistic operations of
companies – partners in the European supply chain – requires cooperation and
coordination at the local level in the first place, then at the regional level and finally,
joint arrangements at the national level.
Economically effective correlation between the growing importance of Euroregions
and Eurologistics efficiency result in stronger competitiveness of the
EU countries as compared with non-EU countries, particularly in the context of
globalisation and internationalisation of world economy.
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Local and regional administration
Tasks of Euroregion
1. Development of transport
infrastructure and policy
2. Development of cargo handling
centres and intermodal transport
terminals
3. Building Euroregion's image
through marketing policy
4. Working out a strategy for funding
Euroregion development
with EU resources
5. Development of spatial
development standards
for Euroregions
The centre
Company's management
Tasks of Eurologistics
1. Selection of transport routes,
means of transport, and IT systems
of traffic management
2. Construction and development
of warehouses and logistics centres,
stock management
3. Carrying out marketing functions
of Eurologistic management
4. Working out a strategy document
for eurologistics management
financial function; loan funding
of projects
5. Working out methods of spatial
configuration of logistics network
Fig. 62. The tasks of the Centre in modern cooperation of a Euroregion with Eurologistics
Source: Own study.
13 These resources were allocated as follows: transport 45%, support for companies 17%, tourism
and cultural heritage 11%, environmental protection and ecology 10%, development of rural areas
7%, vocational training 10%.