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12-03 Sydney (Australia) : the Barangaroo project gives rise to debate

12-03 Venice (Italy) : an ambitious environmental strategy

12-03 Vigo (Spain) : a plan for the waterfront

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11-03 Barcelona (Spain) : a new marina planned

11-03 The Australian ports optimistic

Rise of water levels, an opportunity ?

One of the latest studies to date calculates the cost of the rise of the oceans for 136 port cities in 2050 at US$ 28 000 billion. Apart from the figure itself, it is the necessity for new strategies that it brings to li ...

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City and Port of Gijón, a shared ambition

Top port of the Principality of Asturias, in the North of Spain, Gijón is also the most populated city with nearly 280 000 inhabitants in 2009. It continues to attract a new population since, contrary to the region where the populations is practically stable, Gijón has recorded...

Published in February 2010 - Read more

Day to day

South Africa, a choice destination for AIVP

On the invitation of the South African Tourist Office, Corinne Monnet, in charge of the promotion of the network and the organisation of AIVP events, took part in a mission to South Africa in order to evaluate the interest of ...

Observatory Cities and Ports of the Indian Ocean

On 27th November last , the 2009 General Assembly of the Observatory Cities and Ports of the Indian Ocean was held in the Town Hall of Le Port (Reunion, France) ...

Events

The Events Calendar is a new service AIVP is providing you with: AIVP's events but also a selection of other Conferences, Exhibitions, etc. likely to interest all the stakeholders of the port city development. AIVP welcomes news of your forthcoming events and conferences.

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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.