Poland: Supporting Organisations

Stowarzyszenie na rzecz Interoperacyjności i Rozwoju Transportu Szynowego - Association for the Interoperability and Development of Rail Transport

The founders and members of the Association are people with deep knowledge of the operation of railways, tram and metro transport, as well as with extensive experience in managing transport companies.

The aim of the Centre is rational and effective utilization of all EU funds intended for co-financing transport projects until 2023.

Rail Vehicles Institute „TABOR” is the only research institute in Poland that comprehensively realizing the works related to the development, tests and certification of rail vehicles.

The direct goal of the Southern Railway Cluster project is to build an effective cluster initiative to create favorable conditions for the development of enterprises operating in the railway industry.

The Organisation for Co‑operation between Railways (OSJD) is an organization established to create and improve the coordination of international rail transport.

The aim of the Chamber is to protect the interests of member companies and to actively cooperate with national and European institutions in the field of rail transport regulation and investment.

The Federation of Independent Rail Operators (ZNPK) was established in June 2009. It is an association of managers of railway transport and logistical undertakings.

The Railway Business Forum (RBF) is an association of employers engaged in economic activities related to railway transport in Poland.

The Foundation's goal is to increase the importance of rail transport, protect the rights of rail customers and users, and present the needs and expectations of the sector to opinion leaders, the media, and national and European administrations.

URZĄD TRANSPORTU KOLEJOWEGO (The Office of Rail Transport) upholds the cohesion of the rail system by supervising the technical solutions that influence rail traffic and rail system safety in Poland.

The Luxtorpeda 2.0 cluster wants to be an active participant in shaping the Polish transport policy, helping to develop the best solutions in the legislative, organizational and financial areas.

Transport Technical Supervision (TDT) is a technical inspection unit, established by the Act of 21 December 2000 on technical inspection as a state legal person, reporting to the minister responsible.

The Railway Research Institute, operating over 70 years in the railway sector, conducts scientific and research work and performs certification processes in the fields of railway transportation.

The Public Transport Engineers' Student Research Group brings together students from various fields at Poznań University of Technology who share a common goal: developing modern transport solutions.

Together for the renewal of rail freight transport in Europe.