Integration and sustainability strategies for European inland waterway transport

The transformation of European cities includes improving transportthrough the increasing use of digital technologies and the transition to zeroemissions. The study focused on improving inland waterway transport, which is anintegral part of urban transport hubs in many European cities. The aim of the studyis to identify potential reserves for ensuring sustainable inland waterway transportboth at the EU level and within individual countries and cities. The methodologicalbasis of the study is the use of comparative and analytical methods, as well as theapplication of a cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary approach to the problems ofimplementing strategies for the integration and sustainable development of inlandwaterway transport. Analytical and synthetic methods were used to study theproblems of inland navigation and ways to overcome them.

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EURINT
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2025-12-29
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https://doi.org/10.47743/eurint-2025-mos
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Maritime Ports and Logistics
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Integration and sustainability strategies for European inland waterway transport

Grygorii Moschak
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Integration and sustainability strategies for European inland waterway transport

Grygorii Moschak
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The transformation of European cities includes improving transportthrough the increasing use of digital technologies and the transition to zeroemissions. The study focused on improving inland waterway transport, which is anintegral part of urban transport hubs in many European cities. The aim of the studyis to identify potential reserves for ensuring sustainable inland waterway transportboth at the EU level and within individual countries and cities. The methodologicalbasis of the study is the use of comparative and analytical methods, as well as theapplication of a cross-sectoral and interdisciplinary approach to the problems ofimplementing strategies for the integration and sustainable development of inlandwaterway transport. Analytical and synthetic methods were used to study theproblems of inland navigation and ways to overcome them.

EURINTVol. 12
Odessa National Maritime University (UA)
Sustainable cities and communities
Openalex Percentile: Top 31%
Maritime Ports and Logistics
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