General Assembly of the Open ENLoCC Network
May 15th, 2012 in Poznan.
May 15th, 2012 in Poznan.
Open ENLoCC (European Network of Logistics Competence Centers) was established as a follow up of the “ENLoCC”-project and is an open network of regional logistics competence centres in the field of logistics, run by public authorities or similar bodies.
The main task of the network is the international exchange of experience and knowledge between its paticipants and the promotion of a higher level of cooperation with European institutions.
The members of Open ENLoCC work together on common projects with the aim to develop the regional economy by solving infrastructural, organisational and technological problems of logistics and transport. The dissemination of the results of the network activities and the best practices take place on a wide scale, involving all the key bodies at EU level.
The founding of the network was financed in part through the Interreg IIIc programme of the European Union. Now the network is self-supporting through membership fees and activities.
Open ENLoCC invites other regional competence centres in the field of logistics to join.
The Open ENLoCC member institutions each hold a huge amount of regional logistics knowledge. Furthermore, typically each is a specialist in one or more topics, with a reputation across Europe. Therefore, the network as a whole probably is one of the most in-depth sources of logistics knowledge across Europe.
The Open ENLoCC members offer logistics training and education or in any case have close ties to the relevant logistics training and education institutions in their area. In the past, several members have cooperated in the establishment of training courses under the “LOGtraining” label. More such cooperations are envisaged.
The main European transport corridors are an important issue in European as well as in regional politics. For several such corridors, Open ENLoCC members cooperate on exchanging regional knowledge regarding these corridors, with an emphasis on freight transport. This has not only increased their knowledge, but also helped to establish formalized support projects for the improvement of these axes.
ALOT S.C.A R.L.; Agency of East Lombardy for Transports and Logistics
Via Cipro, 16
I-25124 Brescia
Italy
Contact Person
Guido Piccoli, Director General
Telephone: +39 30 2477 956
Telefax: +39 30 2427 735
Břeclav Municipality
Nám. T.G.M. 3
690 81 Břeclav
Czech Republic
Contact Person
Zbyněk Humlíček, Deputy Mayor
Telephone: +420 731428205
Telefax: +420 519311238
Carinthian Government, Department of Infrastructure
Primoschgasse 3
9020 Klagenfurt
Austria
Contact Person
Udo Tarmann, Project Manager
Telephone: +43 463 3875113
Telefax: +43 463 3875112
Centre for Maritime Studies, University of Turku
Veistämönaukio 1-3
20100 Turku
Finland
Contact Person
Antti Saurama, Unit Manager
Telephone: +358 2 281 3341
Telefax: +358 2 281 3311
CERTET on behalf of Government of Lombardy Region
via Gabbi, 5
20136 Milano
Regione Lombardia
Italy
Contact Person
Carlo Vaghi, Researcher
Telephone: +39 (02) 583 654 41
Telefax: +39 (02) 5510 191
CRITT Transport and Logistics
Esplanade de l’Europe
BP 1410
76067 Le Havre
ILIM - Institute of Logistics and Warehousing
Ul. Estkowskiego 6
61775 Poznan
Poland
Contact Person
Piotr Nowak, Head of Unit
Telephone: +48 61 850 49 36
Telefax: +48 61 85 26376
Institute for Transport and Logistics
Viale Aldo Moro, 38 (2nd floor – mezzanine block)
40127 Bologna
Italy
Contact Person
Alberto Preti, Head of Bologna branch
Telephone: +39 051 527 31 59
Telefax: +39 051 527 3169
Contact Person
Martin Brandt, Project Manager
Telephone: +49 7154 827401
Telefax: +49 7154 827409
Contact Person
Péter Károly, Scientific Researcher
Telephone: +36 1 371 5835
Telefax: +36 1 205 5889
LOGICA - Campania Agency for Logistics and Freight Transport Promotion
Via Cisterna dell’Olio 44
80134 Napoli
Italy
Contact Person
Nadia Di Paola, Ph.D.
Telephone: +390 81 5525396
Telefax: +390 81 4971350
LOGIS.NET - RIS Competence Centre for Traffic and Logistics of the Weser-Ems-Region c/o University of Applied Sciences of Osnabrück
Caprivistr. 30a
49076 Osnabrück
Germany
Contact Person
Simon Deutler, Research Associate
Telephone: +49 541 969 3677
Telefax: +49 541 969 3670
Contact Person
Carl-Magnus Carlsson, Project Manager
Telephone: +46 40 665 7725
National Institute for Transport and Logistics
Henrietta Place
Dublin 7
Ireland
Contact Person
Regina Pethö, PANLOG cluster coordinator
Telephone: +36 94 500 496
Telefax: +36 94 500 496
University of Maribor, Faculty of Civil Engineering
Smetanova 17
2000 Maribor
Slovenia
Contact Person
Stane Bozicnik, Head of Transport Economics Centre
Telephone: +386 2 22 94 311
Telefax: +386 2 25 25 337
WRS - Stuttgart Region Economic Development Corporation GmbH
Friedrichstr. 10
70174 Stuttgart
Germany
Contact Person
Holger Bach, Director of Mobility Cluster Programme
Telephone: +49 711 228 3559
Telefax: +49 711 228 3533
Membership
Membership of Open ENLoCC is open to all Regions, Local Public Authorities (also of Third Countries with an elected democrat government), Associations, public or semipublic bodies with related interests to Open ENLoCC and with a specific and explicit interest in founding a LoCC (Logistics Competence Centre) and to all existent LoCCs.
Joining Open ENLoCC requires a formal procedure. According to the “Articles of Associations”, all applications have to be confirmed by the General Assembly. A membership goes along with a yearly fee.
If you are interested in your organisation joining Open ENLoCC, please contact Mr. Martin Brandt at the secretariat of Open ENLoCC.
Alberto Preti
President of the Board
Viale Aldo Moro, 38
40127 Bologna
Italy
Telephone: +39 051 527 31 59
Telefax: +39 051 527 3169
bologna@fondazioneitl.org
Secretariat of openENLoCC
Martin Brandt
Stammheimer Str. 10
70806 Kornwestheim
Germany
Telephone: +49 7154 96500 51
Telefax: +49 7154 96500 79
brandt@klok-ev.de
KLOK – Logistics Cooperation Centre
Stammheimer Str. 10
70806 Kornwestheim
Germany
Concept and Design
Ingrid Eibner
Webmaster
Ingrid Eibner