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02-03 Vancouver, port dynamics

02-03 Huelva : promenade along the river

02-02 France, offshore wind farms : the dice are thrown

02-02 Lorient (France) : «Enclos du Port» under construction

02-01 Benin : an ambitious project for a corridor

02-01 Bayonne : development and integration

Industrial ecology and port areas

a strategy for the future, a reality at an international scale Industrial ecology seeks to optimize the total material and energy cycle by the means of synergies between companies: concretely, the effluent of ...

13th AIVP Conference

Case Studies

Bordeaux, the return of the river

About ten years ago, the left bank quays of Bordeaux were invaded by cars and trucks. The port was less and less active in the city centre and was turning more and more towards the estuary. The Garonne which had for a long time been at the centre of the history of the city had be...

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Day to day

30 years of urban waterfront

To give back access to the water to the community and to create an identity for the waterfronts : two major aims underlined during the recent conference of "Waterfront Center" which was held in New York. If the Conferenc ...

ESPO Award : the 2011 winners Ports of Stockholm

The 2011 Espo Award for societal integration was awarded on Wednesday 9 November to Ports of Stockholm for their "Port vision 2015" entry. The thematic for this year was centred on communication strategies. AIVP, like th ...

Network

FNAU study

Port City Innovations

toward integrated
Port City Projects

(english synthesis)

About

Founded in 1988, the worldwide network of port cities, brings together the urban and port stakeholders in the development of cities and ports as well as their partners. AIVP provides a forum for the men and women who make the port cities progress towards stronger competitiveness whilst improving the quality of life for their inhabitants.

Indian Ocean Observatory Cities and Ports

The Indian Ocean, the Stakeholder of the 21^rst Century

Federate the actors, structure the collaboration, and generate reflexion on the problems of development of ports-cities and harbours of the Indian ocean zone.

January 19 : Communicating with the citizens' community

Regular meetings Port – City – residents in Busan about a redevelopment project ; liaison committees with the community in Sydney or Port Nelson to elicit reactions and protests ; educational programme in Houston ; multi-sided ...

Port Center Network

Together, with the port centers of Antwerp and Genoa, AIVP has signed a Memorandum of Understanding which allows us to create a first exchange platform on Port Centers in order to share best practices, experiences and problems with all the stakeholders who wish to :

make the port more attractive;

increase local and port community support;

valorise human and technological knowledge;

connect students with port careers.