10 commitments for a sustainable action

Why this agenda ?

The AIVP Agenda 2030 includes 10 goals indicating the main challenges for sustainable port cities, and 46 measures for action. Each one of AIVP’s 10 goals connect to several UN SDGs, responding to the holistic approach we need for sustainable development.

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Our aim is to inspire port and city actors to act following the AIVP Agenda 2030, maximizing the investment and resources.

10 goals related to the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals

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No poverty

2

Zero hunger

3

Good health and well-being

4

Quality education

5

Gender equality

6

Clean water and sanitation

7

Affordable and clean energy

8

Decent work and economic growth

9

Industry, innovation and infrastructure

10

Reduced inequality

11

Sustainable cities and communities

12

Responsible consumption and production

13

Climate action

14

Life below water

15

Life on land

16

Peace, justice and strong education

17

Partnerships for the goals

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Lorient (France): A submarine base redeveloped as a sailing cluster

Over the past decades, Lorient has seen far-reaching changes to its maritime activity after the French […]

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Miami (USA): A port tunnel to get trucks out of downtown

In 2009, about 16,000 vehicles travelled through downtown streets each weekday, going to and from […]

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Saint-Nazaire (France): new spaces for the port and promenade

The City of Saint-Nazaire established a municipal commission to facilitate discussions on developing sites within […]

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Bilbao (Spain): Two organisations raise funds to regenerate declining port districts

“Bilbao Ria 2000” was created in November 1992 to regenerate deteriorated zones and declining industrial […]

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Sevilla (Spain): A pop-up cruise terminal!

Seville has bet on complete flexibility for its new cruise terminal. With a growing number […]

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Melbourne (Australia) inventories time and space

In 2005, an exhaustive survey was made of the various uses made of the waterfront […]

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Duluth (USA) – Superior (USA): an inventory of uses to share port land more fairly…

The Duluth-Superior Port Land Use Plan was adopted by the Metropolitan Interstate Council in December […]

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Vancouver (Canada): a sustainable, biodiversity-friendly congress centre

The Vancouver Convention Centre, completed in 2009, is a cornerstone of the urban ecology strategy […]

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In Nantes (France) fine arts and the social economy take over disused land

At Nantes, SAMOA (Société d’Aménagement de la Métropole Ouest-Atlantique) has implemented a temporary occupation strategy […]

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Port of San Antonio (Chile): Clean production by undertaking a cooperative approach

The port of San Antonio has published several documents focused on sustainable planning, including the […]

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Barcelona (Spain): all the benefits of a nautical cluster

Barcelona Clúster Nàutic, officially launched at the AIVP Days in 2012, aims to leverage the […]

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Aarhus (Denmark): “Harbour Magnets” – the port is the star of the show

“Harbour Magnets” was an ambitious architectural project and festival that took place in Aarhus, Denmark, […]

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