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Back on Track
BRUXELLES / BRUSSEL, BEImpact-drivenNGOMobilityClimate & Environmental Protection
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
Founded2015
LocationBRUXELLES / BRUSSEL
About Back on Track
Back on Track is an independent European network and international NGO, voluntarily advocating for the expansion and improvement of affordable night train services across Europe. Headquartered in Brussels, Belgium, the organization promotes night trains as the most climate-friendly and relaxed method for long-distance travel, aiming to revitalize night train routes and infrastructure. Active in eleven European countries, it offers resources like a Night Train Map and Database, while engaging politically for climate action (SDG 13).
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Sustainability Goals
Climate Action
Promoting climate-friendly long-distance travel
The organization advocates for expanding affordable night train services in Europe, offering a climate-friendly alternative to more emission-intensive travel modes for long distances.
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Building sustainable rail infrastructure
Back-on-Track advocates for the revitalization and expansion of night train routes and associated infrastructure, aiming to create a resilient and sustainable European railway network.
Sustainable Cities & Communities
Sustainable connections for cities and regions
The organization promotes the expansion of night train connections that link European cities and communities in an environmentally friendly way, contributing to sustainable transport systems.
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Q1What is Back on Track's mission?
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Back on Track is an independent European network and international NGO, voluntarily advocating for the expansion and improvement of affordable night train services across Europe. The organization promotes night trains as the most climate-friendly and relaxed method for long-distance travel, aiming to revitalize night train routes and infrastructure.
Q2Which SDGs does Back on Track support?
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Back on Track primarily supports SDG 13 "Climate Action" by promoting climate-friendly travel options. Secondarily, the organization contributes to SDG 9 "Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure" and SDG 11 "Sustainable Cities and Communities."
Q3In which countries is Back on Track active?
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Back on Track is a European network with active groups in eleven countries. These include Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.
Q4Where is Back on Track headquartered?
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Back on Track's headquarters are located in Brussels, Belgium. From there, the organization coordinates its Europe-wide activities and advocacy for night trains.
Q5What resources does Back on Track provide?
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The organization provides a Night Train Map, a Night Train Database, and practical guides on how to book night trains. It also publishes reports, studies, and a "Target Network 2032" vision for railway development, and answers frequently asked questions regarding night trains and European railway policy.
Q6How does Back on Track engage the public?
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Back on Track mobilizes public support through initiatives such as the "Pyjama Party for night trains," which took place on December 12, 2025. The organization actively advocates for new connections and opposes service cancellations to strengthen the European night train landscape.
