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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Barcelona (Spain): a concerted sustainable development plan

In 2016, the Port of Barcelona began work on a sectorial Sustainable Development Plan, in […]

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Port of Buenos Aires (Argentina): towards a cleaner, healthier environment

The port of Buenos Aires has developed several programs and certificates to encourage a proactive […]

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Istanbul (Turkey): cruise activity heads downstairs

The master plan of Galataport, which affects an 11 hectare site on the border of […]

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Auckland (New Zealand): Sustainable Water Design to protect biodiversity, adopted by including indigenous principles

The Auckland Plan 2050, with its vision of becoming the world’s most liveable city, strongly emphasises […]

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Hamburg (Germany): Discovery.Hamburg-Tour – a scavenger hunt for young maritime professionals

The tour enables matchmaking between port companies and potential new employees through company visits, which […]

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Hamburg (Germany): a 360° panoramic view of the city and port

The HafenCity viewpoint was created in 2004 by Hamburg firm RHW Architekten. Located at the foot […]

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Barcelona (Spain): new transport links for reaching new uses

In 2012, the Port of Barcelona initiated an expansion towards the south. To improve access, the […]

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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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Dunkirk (France): waterfront sustainable housing district

The closure of the shipyards in 1988 left a substantial area to the north of Dunkirk‘s […]

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La Rochelle (France): Increasing the visibility of port-related professions

Port of La Rochelle has a website dedicated to the port economy and employment. The […]

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New York (USA): rail and river to relieve congestion in the city

In the summer of 2018, New York City unveiled Freight NYC, a $100 million investment plan […]

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Marseilles (France): Port infrastructures are used to improve the marine environment

The Port of Marseille Fos, also known as the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille (GPMM), […]

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