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Recently,InnoWaTr partners Logistics Initiative Hamburg and TOP Mehrwert carried out their data collection pilot as part of the Freight Flow Coalition 3 in Hamburg, making use of the expertise and support of the Fraunhofer Center for Maritime Logistics (CML) in Hamburg. The pilot involved an explora...

From 17 to 19 November 2025, the InnoWaTr consortium gathered in the vibrant city of Ghent for the fifth edition of the three-day All Partners Meeting. Hosted by Flemish partners POM, UWL and OHB, together with MAH, the meeting brought together experts, practitioners and regional representatives to...

By overlooking inland shipping beyond the main corridors, we risk missing out on untapped economic potential and meaningful societal impact. At InnoWaTr, we proudly target this overlooked segment - because real innovation happens where others aren’t yet looking....

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The Interreg North Sea project InnoWaTr (“Innovative Waterway Transportation”) is working to shift freight transport from congested roadways to more sustainable inland waterways. Through innovative strategies, InnoWaTr aims to strengthen the role of inland shipping, making it more competitive,...

In an interview with the German logistics trade magazine LOGISTIK HEUTE, the InnoWaTr project partner Thomas Brauner, Coordinator European Projects and Partnerships at the Logistics Initiative Hamburg recently had the chance to present & discuss the InnoWaTr project for their recently published May...

For the fifth time, representatives of the Northern German Freight Flow Coalitions (FFCs) came together. This time, the meeting was hosted by Rhenus Partnership Hanse GmbH in Bremen, with warm support from Jessica Nolte. A particular highlight of the event was the participation of Sönke Diesener fro...

Inland Waterway Transport (IWT) offers a multitude of benefits that are often overlooked in contemporary logistics discussions. Through our weekly "Did You Know" posts, we've aimed to shed light on these advantages. ...