Rail Baltica Growth Corridor Russia (RBGC Russia) Delphi questionnaire for public sector organizations situated in North-West Russia. |
Country of residence: Russia
Background: Public sector organizations
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Transport market |
1. By 2030, transport volumes in North-West Russia will... |
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2. By 2030, freight transported by rail in North-West Russia will… |
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3. By 2030, freight transported by road in North-West Russia will… |
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4. By 2030, will rail transport increase its market share in comparison with road transport? |
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5. By 2030, export transit traffic (oil and raw materials) from North-West Russia through Finland will… |
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6. By 2030, import transit traffic (containers and semi-trailers, general cargo) to North-West Russia through Finland will… |
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7. By 2030, the share of international traffic to/from North-West Russia will… |
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8. By 2030, the importance of transportation sector for the competitiveness of North-West Russia will… |
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9. By 2030, the importance of direct Mediterranean connection (instead of German / Netherlands dominance with their seaports, like Hamburg, Bremen and Rotterdam) through hinterlands (e.g. using rail and road) shall… |
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10. By 2030, Russia's most important trade routes (both export and import) are elsewhere than in Europe (e.g. Asia and Middle-East). |
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11. By 2030, the importance of transportation through Port of Murmansk will… |
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Rail transport and intermodality |
12. By 2030, share of electrified rail tracks in North-West Russia has increased. |
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13. By 2030, the efficiency of rail freight transport has increased. |
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14. By 2030, border crossing formalities by rail will be more efficient (e.g. as faster border crossings). |
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15. By 2030, there are regular rail transport services, which transport semi-trailers. |
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16. By 2030, usability and attractiveness of container transport in supply chain will… |
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17. By 2030, are there available efficient rail transport operators for Rail Baltica Growth Corridor? |
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Competitive transport modes |
18. By 2030, the efficiency of road freight transport has increased. |
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19. By 2030, border crossing formalities by road will be more efficient (e.g. as faster border crossings). |
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Infrastructure |
20. By 2030, the condition of road transport infrastructure in North-West Russia will… |
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21. By 2030, the condition of rail transport infrastructure in North-West Russia will… |
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22. By 2030, capacity of road network will be sufficient in North-West Russia. |
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23. By 2030, capacity of rail network will be sufficient in North-West Russia. |
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24. By 2030, the amount of infrastructure usage fees or charges regarding road transportation will… |
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25. By 2030, the amount of infrastructure usage fees or charges regarding rail transportation will… |
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26. By 2030, private sector ownership of warehouses, terminals etc. will… |
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27. By 2030, amount of inland intermodal terminals (dry ports) in North-West Russia having direct and regular railway service link to Europe (e.g. Baltic States or Finland) will… |
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National decision-making processes |
28. Amount of bureaucracy hinders national decision-making processes in North-West Russia. |
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29. By 2030, national decision-making processes are smoother than now in North-West Russia. |
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30. National decision-making is centralized in North-West Russia. |
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31. Public sector organizations can have influence in decision-making processes regarding North-West Russia. |
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32. RZD has influence in decision-making processes regarding rail transportation sector. |
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Unions and organizations |
33. European Union (EU) has influence on North-West Russian transport sector development. |
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34. By 2030, Visa free travelling is allowed between Russia and EU countries. |
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35. By 2030, Russia's WTO membership will increase transport volumes considerably in North-West Russia. |
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36. WTO membership will decrease customs tariffs. |
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37. Joining WTO creates benefits for Russian economy. |
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Co-operation |
38. Co-operation within Russia between public sector organizations is fruitful. |
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39. Co-operation in Russia between public and private sector is versatile. |
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40. The importance of co-operation with EU has increased. |
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41. By 2030, WTO membership will increase the co-operation between Russia and WTO member countries. |
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Environmental friendliness of transport |
42. Decreasing environmental impacts (e.g. amount of carbon dioxide emissions) originating from transportation sector is important. |
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43. IMO's sulphur regulation will decrease the attractiveness of sea transport in North-West Russia. |
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Rail Baltica transport corridor |
44. Rail Baltica connection to central Europe is vital for Russia. |
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45. Rail Baltica is important transport corridor for North-West Russia. |
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46. Hinterland transport route through Sweden and Denmark is more important to Russia than alternative route through Baltic States (Rail Baltica or road transport through via Baltica). |
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47. Freight transport is more important than passenger transport for Rail Baltica transport corridor. |
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48. There should be only one company, which would operate the whole Rail Baltica transport corridor. |
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49. Width of gauge should be unified for the whole Rail Baltica line. |
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50. EU gauge should be used for the Rail Baltica line. |
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51. Rail Baltica alignment should be controlled and operated through joint venture company, which would have main owners from Baltic States, but important neighbours and users, like Russia and Finland, as minor owners (few percents of ownership). |
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52. Rail Baltica should be controlled and operated similarly to the practice of Channel Tunnel (between UK and France), where owner base of operating company is diverse and stocks are listed and every day quoted in stock exchanges (e.g. Tallinn or Helsinki). |
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53. By 2030, transported freight by RBGC is originating from Russia. |
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54. By 2030, transported freight by RBGC is originating from Finland. |
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55. By 2030, transported freight by RBGC is originating from the Baltic States. |
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56. By 2030, transported freight by RBGC is mainly transit traffic. |
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