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The challenge of spending wisely

By , Ad Toet, Advisor, Central & Eastern Europe, Community of European Railways2007-03-01T13:45:00

The European Union is making €14bn available for the new member states in Central and Eastern Europe to invest in rail up to 2013. With no comprehensive development plan to take advantage of this largesse, governments and railways need to take urgent action if the rail sector is to be ...

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