EUR 150 bn
has been invested in transport infrastructure in the Three Seas region
EUR 615 bn
CEE needs for transport infrastructure investments through 2025
75%
of the infrastructure that will exist in 2050 does not exist today
Central and Eastern European countries in the region joining the Baltic, Black and Adriatic Seas account for 28% of the EU’s territory and 22% of its population, but only 10% of its GDP
The ‘Three Seas Initiative’ has been proposed by several key stakeholders in the region as a way of facilitating investment and development in order to address this imbalance and boost economic figures. It is presented as an opportunity for Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) to address its most important challenges.
Report's Partner:
Despite progress in recent years, there is still a great need here in CEE for more efficient and modern transport infrastructure to support our growth aspirations. Given the need, we expect construction market growth in CEE to be 3.1% and outpace that of Western Europe over the next five years. For this to happen, we will need to continue to attract investment from both public and private sources.
Although investor interest continues, they are looking for well-prepared projects with a balanced risk-reward profile
Striking the right balance between risk and reward will be key to unlocking continued investment, an important consideration given that regional needs for transport development is estimated at EUR 615 bn through 2025 in wider CEE.
Contact us
CEE Director of Brand and Communications, PwC Central and Eastern Europe
Tel: +48 519 506 633
