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18 January 2023

The AIVP supports the Port of Valparaiso (Chile) in the creation of its Port Center

As part of the collaboration between the Port of Valparaíso (EPV) and AIVP, José Manuel Pages Sánchez, director of the Agenda 2030 AIVP area, traveled to Chile to assist in the launch of the process of creating the Port Center of Valparaíso. EPV and AIVP will work together for 5 months to define the Port Center model that this port city requires, including issues such as the governance structure, the exhibition, or the business model.

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8 June 2022

AIVP goes to Chile!

José Manuel Pagés Sánchez, Director of the AIVP Agenda 2030 participated as speaker in the 7th edition of ENLOCE organized by FISA and EPV (Port Authority of Valparaíso). The visit was also an opportunity to highlight the work done by AIVP's Chilean members and our intentions to develop new projects in the region.

Actualités
15 September 2021

New port-city road map for Valparaíso (Chile)

The first cycle of “Valparaíso Dialoga”, the dialogue process promoted by the port authority Empresa […]

Interviews
23 June 2021

Talcahuano (Chile): how City Port cooperation also served for reconstruction

In this interview we will focus on the subject of governance, particularly in the Chilean context, and on the legislation that created the “Port-City Councils”. There have been many innovations in Talcahuano, and other Chilean port cities, that could be of interest to our members, including the functioning of the Talcahuano Logistics Community (Comlog). Interview with Rodrigo MONSALVE RIQUELME, General Manager and Guacolda VARGAS CRUZ, Director for Development and Sustainability. The EMPRESA PORTUARIA TALCAHUANO SAN VICENTE is a member of AIVP since 2016.

Actualités
26 May 2021

Online Associate Degree in Port City Sustainability

The Energy Transition, sustainable mobility, protecting biodiversity, human capital development, climate change adaptation, these some […]

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Actualités
5 May 2021

Renewing and measuring the effectiveness of governance

Port city governance is complex and even open to interpretation. Each country has its own […]

Interviews
6 April 2021

Valparaíso (Chile): involving the citizens in the development of the port

Valparaiso is one of the best-known cities in Chile, for its history, its heritage buildings, […]

General Manager Valparaiso
Highlights
16 June 2016

San Antonio Port: Incentivising Port-City Integration through Citizen Participation

The Port of San Antonio aims not only to increase the volume of goods handled but also to ensure the development of human capital, essential criteria for ensuring competitiveness. The port also seeks to strengthen the link with the community and to promote the Port City integration through citizen participation. The extensive participation program regarding the modification of the Urban Development Plan is a perfect example.

Port of San Antonio - Citizen Participation

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