les villes portuaires et les ports, ont les atouts nécessaires pour être des postes avancés d’une réflexion privilégiée reliant les potentialités de leur territoire et les potentialités du bassin indo-océanique.
AIVP Indian Ocean Days, 8-9 november 2018 – Le Port (La Réunion – France)
Temps d’échanges essentiel pour la dynamique du réseau. Soutien aux projets en développement.
First edition of the AIVP Indian Ocean Days (november 2018) : synthesis
Following to the first edition of the AIVP Indian Ocean Days, organised last November in La Reunion Island, a questionnaire was distributed to identify the expectations of the participants, their personal contributions, and ideas for ways of building on the work achieved at these Indian Ocean Days. The feedback received, both in terms of topics covered and potential partnerships, is summarised in the synthesis paper hereafter. Download the synthesis
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News and projects
- In Kochi (India), controversy surrounds the demolition of port heritage buildings to make way for the new Water Metro jetties 16 December 2020
- Port Elizabeth (RSA): a crucial milestone for the waterfront development 2 December 2020
- The Indian Ocean: central to the energy transition with LNG? 21 October 2020
- Agreement between the Port and City of Maputo (Mozambique) 23 September 2020
- Fremantle: built almost a century ago, warehouse A is to be turned into a tourist site by October 2021 1 September 2020
- Melbourne: elevated parks and public spaces in the South Bank precinct to create a new relationship with the river. Plans for an office block have also been announced 10 June 2020
- A revised waterfront masterplan for Mumbai (India) 26 February 2020
- SPAT, the company which operates the port of Toamasina (Madagascar), has launched an invitation for tenders for new sports developments on the waterfront 19 February 2020
Focus
Focus
Paris Climate Agreement: a new development agenda for the Indian Ocean
Presentation given by Marc DUBERNET, Regional Director Indian Ocean, French Development Agency (AFD) - Reunion, during the AIVP Indian Ocean Days (Le Port, Reunion island, November 2018). Over the last five years, the state-run French Development Agency (AFD) has supported various transport projects in the Indian Ocean zone. However, the AFD’s experience of port-city interfaces means it is also able to identify the most important issues for these interface areas. The Agency’s approach is fully in line with the Paris Climate Agreements and the need for a wider strategy aimed at both anticipating and adapting to the effects of climate change.Read more
