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10 May 2023

Dublin Port (Ireland) announces new Art and Engagement Program

‘Connections: The Port, the City, Arts and Education’ is the title of the new edition […]

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10 May 2023

New Low Carbon Industrial Zone in Le Havre

Le Havre (France) has become the third port zone to win the call for projects […]

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10 May 2023

California and Valenciaport are decarbonizing their trucks

California (USA) has approved the Advanced Clean Fleet measure, which will ban new diesel trucks […]

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9 May 2023

7th Meeting of the AIVP – MedCruise Working Group on Cruises and Port Cities

The MedCruise-AIVP Joint Working Group on Cruise and Port Cities was held last week on the 4th of May. The meeting focused on an overview of activities carried out in 2021-2022 and looked ahead to the aims and targets set out for 2023. The participants of this Working Group include ports from Canada, Finland, France, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Portugal, Spain and Turkey. The new goal of the group will be to identify key principles for sustainable cruise activities in port cities and draft a base document that can be use by its members to foster local agreements.

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3 May 2023

AIVP Agenda 2030: the Port and the City of Montreal are committed

Montreal in Quebec is one of the biggest port cities not just in North America, but in the French-speaking world. With its ocean port on the majestic Saint Lawrence river, relations between the City of Montreal and the local Port Authority are more promising than ever. Representatives from the two Canadian institutions were in Paris recently, to sign up to AIVP’s 2030 Agenda. They undertake to pursue the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals together, in their respective roles as port city and port authority. Through the liaison committee set up and regular dialogue between their staff, the two bodies are already working in tandem in a number of areas, ranging from the city-port interface zone, to biodiversity conservation, promoting maritime culture, coexistence with neighbouring communities, and climate change adaptation. Ms Valérie Plante, Mayor of Montreal, and Mr Martin Imbleau, CEO of APM Port de Montréal, have been talking to us about their shared City Port ambitions. The City and Port Authority of Montreal have been members of AIVP since 2022 and 1993 respectively.

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3 May 2023

AIVP new member : Alkïos

ALKÏOS is a business ecosystem designed to support the living. It helps public and private sector organisations, companies, local and regional authorities to incorporate environmental issues, and particularly biodiversity, into the design and deployment of their development projects and strategies. It does this by providing expertise in the fields of biodiversity (wildlife, habitats, etc.), environmental DNA-based monitoring, polluted sites and soils (terrestrial and marine environments), nature-based solutions, and territorial resilience amongst other topics. Interview with Renaud Reynes, Prospective and Partnerships Director.

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3 May 2023

Valparaiso Port City Coordination Council forms working commissions.

The Port City Coordination Council of Valparaiso (Chile) established in its first session of the […]

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3 May 2023

The EU’s Nature Restoration Law proposal impact on ports

Since 2022, the European Union has been developing a Nature Restoration Law whose overall aim […]

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3 May 2023

New waterfront to valorise Liverpool’s history

National Museums Liverpool (United Kingdom) has presented its vision for the redevelopment of the city’s […]

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3 May 2023

Martinique: the port unveils its plan aimed at making the transition “from blue to green”

The port operator Grand Port Maritime de la Martinique is situated in the middle of […]

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3 May 2023

C40 and the ports of Singapore and Los Angeles-Long Beach create a green corridor that…

A deal was struck at Singapore Maritime Week for a decarbonised shipping corridor. The major […]

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3 May 2023

The City and the Port of Montreal have signed the AIVP Agenda 2030

On Friday 27th April 2023, by initialling the AIVP 2030 Agenda, Mrs Valérie Plante, Mayor of Montreal, and Mr Martin Imbleau, Chairman and Managing Director of the Montreal Port Authority, displayed their common ambition in matters of sustainable development and their will to work hand in hand in the service of the territory.

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