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2 November 2022

AIVP joins the Sustainable Port Congress in Bilbao

On the 8th and 9th of November, Bilbao (Spain) will be the reference point to debate and learn how we can make ports more sustainable. The first edition of the Sustainable Port Congress will gather experts and port professionals from all over Europe and international organizations to discuss on four key topics for the future of ports: Governance and Ethics; Health and well-being; Climate and Energy; Port and City

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2 November 2022

Port-Bouët (Côte d’Ivoire): early-warning system for climate events

Frequent storms threaten the safety of Port-Bouët, a municipality of Greater Abidjan (Côte d’Ivoire). Although […]

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2 November 2022

France’s Mediterranean ports target lower-emissions cruise activity from 2023

Criticism of the cruise industry has come to a head in towns and cities on […]

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2 November 2022

Cocoa: a symbol of sustainable food logistics in Amsterdam (Netherlands)

What could be tastier than a nice bar of chocolate? Answer: a sustainable bar of […]

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2 November 2022

Ports of Helsinki and Tallinn receive funding for TWIN-PORT V

The Ports of Helsinki (Finland) and Tallinn (Estonia) have collaborated to develop cargo and passenger […]

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26 October 2022

Launch of the 1st edition of the Course Programme: Sustainable Port Cities

On Tuesday 18th October 2022, some twenty participants inaugurated the first course of the programme: Sustainable Port Cities (in partnership with the International Institute of Ports Cities). This 1st edition is composed of several organisations coming from various continents: Porto di Taranto (Italy), Montreal Port Authority (Canada), Port Autonome de Lome (Togo), AIA Territoires (France), Société du Port à Gestion Autonome de Toamasina (Madagascar), Ville de Libreville (Gabon), Societe Commerciale des Transports et des Ports - Port de Kinshasa (Democratic Republic of Congo), Collectivité de Corse (France), Agence d'Urbanisme de la Région Nazairienne (France), Administration Portuaire de Québec (Canada), Region Atsinanana (Madagascar), Société de Manutention des Marchandises Conventionnelles (Madagascar).

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26 October 2022

Port of Seattle is planning for quiet underwater

The Port of Seattle (United States) is situated in the Central Puget Sound, home to […]

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26 October 2022

FutureLand and EIC together in the new Port Experience Centre in Rotterdam

The Port Authority and the Educational Information Centre (EIC) of Rotterdam (The Netherlands) have signed […]

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26 October 2022

Second ‘Hackathon’ at the Port of Nantes-Saint-Nazaire (France)

New digital solutions were discovered in Saint-Nazaire in 2019, during the first edition of an […]

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26 October 2022

Wilhelmshaven (Germany): carbon capture and storage added to the green development project

The move could see Germany’s largest liquid bulk terminal become a hub for CO2 capture […]

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25 October 2022

PRESS RELEASE – AIVP Days in Venice (Italy), 16 and 17 November 2023

The Board of Directors of AIVP, meeting on the 21st October 2022 in Le Havre, under the chairmanship of Mr Edouard Philippe, unanimously approved the bid of the port city of Venice (Italy) to host the AIVP Days 2023. This major annual meeting of AIVP will enable many exchanges and debates to take place around the challenges of the sustainable port city, as presented in the AIVP Agenda 2030. Venice today has the ambition to become one of the world references in terms of sustainability. Scheduled for 16 and 17 November 2023, the AIVP Days will be organised in close collaboration with the North Adriatic Port Authority - Ports of Venice and Chioggia, members of AIVP since 2016, as well as with the support of other local partners.

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19 October 2022

AIVP provides international perspective for the waterfronts of Venice and Chioggia

On Friday 7th of October, the conference "#Port-City. A new chapter in the regeneration of the waterfronts in Venice and Chioggia" took place on board of the Italian Navy training ship "Amerigo Vespucci". This event was conceived as a debate on the port-city interaction and related topics. AIVP was represented by Mr. Alberto Cappato, secretary of our organization, who presented several examples of good practice from global port cities and explained his lessons learnt while leading the waterfront of Porto Antico of Genoa.

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