Promoting city port dialogue through a renewed governance approach aimed at reconciling the quest for economic and environmental performance with the wellbeing and aspiration of the population
1Guaranteeing better representation for all stakeholders – including civil society – in City Port decision-making bodies.
2Committing to continuous, long-term consultation across the City Port region.
3Guaranteeing transparent management of City Port regions and adopting open information systems.
4Developing collaborative approaches, drawing on scientific and technologic knowledge from the scientific community and civil society to support decision making.
5Adopting a land management policy that strikes a balance between urban uses and the active port, especially on the waterfront.
Connecting to a SDG
10
Reduced inequality
11
Sustainable cities and communities
13
Climate action
15
Life on land
16
Peace, justice and strong education
17
Partnerships for the goals
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