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AIVP and Port City Futures present the Green Shipping Corridors White Book

In this publication we gather complementary perspectives, discussing the foundations of GSCs, how they are being implemented in different regions of the world, their connection to other issues such as resilient infrastructure, and the uncertainties that remain, such as the future fuels. Following AIVP’s usual approach, we also asked our members who are implicated in GSCs to give us their perspectives and share their experiences.

Courses in French or Spanish : Port Cities and Sustainable Development

The Online Associate Degree in Port City Sustainability begins in October 2023, created in partnership with the International Institute of Port Cities (IIPC), based in Chile. The aim of this training programme is to support the various stakeholders of the ports and territories in their efforts to achieve the sustainable development objectives.

Launch of the 2nd edition of the course programme: Port cities and sustainable development

On October 2023, AIVP is launching the 2nd edition of its new distance learning programme created in partnership with the International Institute of Ports Cities (IIPC), based in Chile. This programme is aimed at decision-makers who have to act and develop their activities within the City-Port ecosystem. Sabah Zrari, Academic Director of the course programme and founder of IIPC, and Bruno Delsalle, Managing Director of AIVP, discuss this initiative, which completes the range of services offered by AIVP in support of its 2030 Agenda.

EMPA published its recommendations on environmental sustainability

The European Maritime Pilot’s Association (EMPA) has published its Recommendation No32, highlighting the importance of […]

AIVP participates in World Bank’s Workshop on port city mobility

On September 29th, the World Bank in cooperation with the European Union Delegation to Türkiye (EUD) and with the support of İzmir Metropolitan Municipality (IMM) organized a workshop entitled “Urban Mobility and Port Cities”. AIVP was represented by Dr. José M Pagés Sánchez, Director of the AIVP Agenda 2030, joining the 3rd Panel Discussion – “Bringing Life to the Port: Urban Transport”.

Port cities and sustainable development : Distance-learning Programme

In October 2022, AIVP will launch the first edition of its new programme of distance-learning courses, created jointly with the International Institute of Port Cities (IIPC), based in Chile. This programme is aimed at decision-makers who act and work in the Port City ecosystem. Sabah Zrari, Academic Director of the course programme and one of the founders of IIPC, and Bruno Delsalle, General Manager of AIVP, talk about this initiative, which completes the range of services offered by AIVP in the framework of its 2030 Agenda.

Buenos Aires: road-building as a factor for urban integration and Port-City co-existence

Waterfronts are highly coveted areas by all stakeholders in port cities. For port authorities and […]

Japan’s first urban cable car will be open in Yokohama in April, in the redeveloped…

What measures can be taken to decarbonise mobility? Interview with Carlos Rubio, President of the…

The Port of Malaga is an important cargo and cruise ship port in Andalusia, Spain. […]

Digitization and co-construction for a sustainable mobility in Halifax (Canada)

In 2015 the Port of Halifax started to work on an infrastructure plan aiming at […]

The CIVITAS PORTIS concept: A Game changer for Sustainable Mobility in Port Cities

Sustainable mobility is one of the priorities for the European Commission. Hence, there are several […]

Puerto Madero: New quality public spaces promote walking and cycling

The Puerto Madero Corporation (CPM) was created in 1989 to urbanise and manage 170 Ha […]