Building the City Port of 2030!
AIVP Days – Riga, 6-8 June 2019
Panel 1: The climate emergency: 100% Paris Agreement port cities
Panel 2: Governance: open and co-constructed port cities
Panel 3: Quality of life: attractive port cities for all
Panel 4: Riga, what Port City ambition for 2030?
Panel 5: Human capital: port cities taking up the challenge of a new social dynamic
Panel 6: Biodiversity: pioneering and responsible port cities
Panel 7: Mobility and logistics: fluid and innovative port cities
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Download the Riga report
The Prime Minister of Trinidad & Tobago set Udecott the task back in May, and the first phase has now been launched, with the aim of attracting private investors in order to be able to complete the rest of the project. The masterplan was submitted for public consultation in August. The project includes plans for housing, retail spaces, offices, cruise activities, and a fishing port.
Le Havre’s “Smart Port City” project, endorsed by the AIVP, will promote innovation in many areas of the City-Port relationship, including logistics, training, community relations, the future Port Center, the cruise industry, etc. Dunkirk will focus its efforts on energy by involving citizens in all the current changes. Finally, La Rochelle will bring in a wide range of innovative measures aimed at achieving zero carbon status. All of these projects are driven by AIVP members, and will provide inspiration for others.