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6 April 2022

Cities and the circular economy

Sometimes summarised as the virtuous circle of “Reduce-Reuse-Recycle”, the concept of the circular economy is […]

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6 April 2022

Port Hope (Canada): consultation for the waterfront

Local authorities, partner enterprises and the Canadian Government have come up with a strategic plan […]

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6 April 2022

Atarim: Blue Innovators

Atarim manages and develops the Tel-Aviv - Yafo Coastline (Israel), paying special attention to the coastal ecosystem with its research center Migdalor and by supporting the creation of innovative technology. Through its various ventures Atarim group is in line with several of the goals of our AIVP 2030 Agenda. They look forward to collaborating and exchanging ideas with the other members on best practices in coastal management and adaptation to climate change.

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6 April 2022

The Port of Barcelona’s fish market (Spain) gets a makeover.

The port of Barcelona has unveiled plans to renovate the fish market, with work due […]

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6 April 2022

European Green Corridors Network fortifies the Clydebank Declaration

The Port Authorities of Gdynia (Poland), Hamburg (Germany), Roenne (Denmark), Rotterdam (the Netherlands), and Tallinn […]

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6 April 2022

The virtual Port Center of Taranto (Italy) is now online!

The port of Taranto is opening up to the city and the international public with […]

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6 April 2022

Goodbye and thanks

The time has come for me to retire. After 30 years working in AIVP. 30 years is a long time, but it has seemed short. This feeling is a clear sign of how interesting it has been to work in our international network!

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31 March 2022

The Development of French Ports Centers

March 2022 will have been an intense month for the future of the Ports Centers. In Le Havre, the AIVP and Le Havre Port Center welcomed a delegation from La Rochelle, who came to compare their project with the experience from Le Havre. Supported by the commercial, fishing and yachting ports of La Rochelle, this project is gradually taking shape. In Lorient, the agglomeration is also carrying out a project for a Port Center facility which will reinforce the concrete steps taken over the last few years at the initiative of the Urban Planning Agency. Several informal exchanges have taken place with the AIVP team, who are delighted with the acceleration of the project. However, important initial steps have also been taken in Marseille and Bordeaux.

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30 March 2022

Rail development at North Sea Port (Belgium and the Netherlands)

Belgian rail operator Infrabel and the Federal Government are to invest an extra €33.5 million […]

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30 March 2022

Cameroon Launches a New Initiative to Boost Aquaculture

Cameroon is launching the Aquaculture Business Development Program (ABDP), supported by the International Fund for […]

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30 March 2022

Ports of Antwerp (Belgium) and Cotonou (Benin) Partner with UNICEF

The Ports of Antwerp and Cotonou will collaborate with UNICEF to establish sustainable and resilient […]

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29 March 2022

Port of Saguenay: sustainable development as a driving force

The Port of Saguenay (Canada) is currently implementing its new strategic plan for ever more sustainable development. With this in mind, the port intends to benefit from the best practices of our members by joining our international network, but also to share its own thoughts and experiences. In fact, it is already fully in line with several of the goals of our AIVP 2030 Agenda, such as the ones regarding the protection of biodiversity, or dialogue with citizens. Interview with Carl LABERGE, General Manager, Saguenay Port Authority

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