Flagship Freight Information Digitalization Project eFTI4EU

On October 27th, 2023, the European Climate, Infrastructure and Environment Executive Agency (CINEA) and a pan-European consortium signed a contract for 28.3 million euros, agreeing to fund the eFTI4EU project. The consortium consists of 22 partners, including 9 Member States (plus four Observers), with a unifying mission to pave the way for implementing electronic freight transport information (eFTI) architecture.
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The three-year-long eFTI4EU project, funded under the Connecting Europe Facility Program of the Europan Union, paves the way for implementing the Electronic Freight Transport Information regulation (eFTI – EU Regulation 2020/1056). The project aims to implement a reference architecture for digitally exchanging logistics and transport data, piloted through a series of use cases (both at the national and cross-border level) in all nine Member States. Estonia coordinates eFTI4EU with cooperation partnerships of Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, and Portugal.
In addition, there are
observer partnerships from Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland, and Inland Navigation Europe. "EFTI4EU is setting out to be a pioneering project in implementing the eFTI regulation. Digital Logistics Center of Excellence is one of leading partners in this project and together we are devoted to helping the European transportation industry embrace digitalisation.

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