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Representatives from port cities around the globe will be in Rotterdam from 5 to 7 October. Join us there to keep abreast of the latest pioneering strategies in a friendly atmosphere, and make your voice heard at the many debates that will be organised, alongside some of the world’s leading experts!
Ahmed Aboutaleb Mayor of Rotterdam
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Join us in the centre of the innovation district in Europe’s largest port, and help us envision a new kind of port city - your port city. One focused on renewable energies and the circular economy. An imaginative port city, creating new solutions to enhance mobility both for individuals and freight. A pleasant place to live, in a constantly changing urban setting. A port city connected to its citizens, and committed to ensuring they have the training and skills needed in today’s dynamic world!
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In order to work together and devise «crossovers» that include all stakeholders - not just cities and ports, but also businesses and citizens, start-ups and universities, architects and logistics operators - you are invited to Rotterdam, one of the world’s most creative port cities!
Welcome to the heart of urban and port innovation. Welcome to Rotterdam!
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Jean-François Vereecke, Directeur général adjoint, AGUR, Dunkerque, France «Toile industrielle ®», an Instrument for synergies and port development
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With the participation of: Louisana Pellegrin, Director of Sustainable Development, Port of New Orleans, USA Port-City resilience at ground zero: strategies and collaboration in New Orleans, Louisiana Almudena Ruiz de Angulo Del Campo, Direction of Transport Infrastructures, Gobierno Vasco, Spain Managing Basque Ports from the perspective of climate change Ramalingum Maistry, Chairman, Mauritius Ports Authority, Republic of Mauritius The Green Port project, a broad plan to fight climate change in Port Louis (Mauritius)
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Simultaneous translation in English, French and Spanish will be available during all working sessions (visits and working periods in group on Thursday excluded).
Conference venue
The conference will be held at the RDM Campus (part of the Innovation District) in the middle of the Port of Rotterdam. This former shipyard for the construction of submarines «Onderzeebootloods»,is today an innovative learning and working environment for research, education, business and events. Transfers between the 2 official hotels and the conference venue are provided by a dedicated waterbus.
Passport, visa and invitation letter Netherlands are included in the Schengen Area. Participants are invited:
to make their own arrangements with respect to entering Netherlands; to get informed regularly about the changes being able to intervene in these administrative approaches taking into account the international situation.
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The evolving city-port future – fill material free’ based land reclamation Michael Burt D.Sc Arch. Prof. Emeritus, Faculty of Architecture & Town Planning Technion IIT, Haifa, Israel Yehiel Rosenfeld, Professor Head of the Israeli National Building Research Institute (NBRI), IIT, Haifa, Israel
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Port-cities in transition towards the next industrial revolution: from education factories to innovation circles Maurice Jansen, Senior Manager Innovation, Research & Development, STC-Group / Maurice Jansen, Netherlands
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Social Impact Zone (SIZ) - Improving synergy between port & city in Monrovia Bernardina Borra, March Architecture and Urbanistics, Liberia Christian E. Steinbarth, Assistant Fund Manager of Ignite Fund Liberia and the Coordinator for Strategic Development for SPARK Liberia
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New cruise ship terminal of the Port of Seville: a catalyst of the port-city relationship Ángel Pulido, General Manager, Port Authority of Seville, Spain Juan Rojas, Hombre de Piedra Arquitectos, Spain Jesús Díaz, Buró 4, Spain
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Aix Marseille Provence, on the way to create a brain port community? Marie Evo, Devillers&Associés, France Theo Willemsen, Theorit, Netherlands
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Cayoli, Guadeloupe Port Caraïbes Natural areas management plan Sita Narayanan, Head of Environment and Sustainable Development at Guadeloupe Port Caraïbes, France
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Planning tools for the city port interface Franck Dosne, Riviera Ports Managing Director , Ports Directorate - French Riviera Chamber of Commerce and Industry, France
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SOCIAL Inspiring INNOVATION transformational thinking for maritime systems resilience: Port of Providence (RI) demonstration project Austin Becker, Dept. of Marine Affairs University of Rhode Island, USA
SMART Beyond best practice: TECHNOLOGIES collaborative crosssector development of process tools for urban harbour transformation Lisa Diedrich, Caroline Dahl, Gunilla Lindholm, Andrea Kahn, SLU University, Malmö, Sweden
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The Old Fortress of Livorno: historic port/ city interface, dynamic past/present landmark and new planning tool for port/city relation Francesca Morucci, Head of Public Relations Office, Port of Livorno, Italy Francesca Pichi, Architect, Port of Livorno, Italy South Africa: Mandela Bay Development Pierre Voges, Chief Executive Officer, Mandela Bay Development Agency, South Africa
Portugal: impact of the Harbour and the city of Aveiro in the territorial development Lidia Maria Moreira Matias, architect, City of Aveiro, Portugal The Port of Rotterdam: motor of Petroleumscapes of the Randstad Carola Hein, Professor and Head, Chair History of Architecture and Urban Planning, Urban Planning at Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
Are you accompanying a delegate? Take the opportunity to discover Rotterdam and the surrounding region! The Rotterdam Tourist Information is at your disposal to organise your tours and excursions. For all requests, please contact: Rotterdam Tourist Information Tel: +31 10 790 01 85 Email: info@rotterdam.info
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AIVP - The worldwide network of port cities
5, quai de la Saône, 76 600 Le Havre – France
Each participant in the 15th World Conference Cities and Ports will contribute to the planting of 12 precious fruit-trees in plots of cocoa trees in a preserved region bordering the Patuca natural park in Honduras.
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By joining « Pur Projet », port cities of the AIVP network can take part in a project which aims at protecting a remarkable natural zone while ensuring that the local population can continue with sustainable production in their « Criollo » cocoa plantations.
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Beyond regular exchanges between local actors, the port cities of the AIVP network also aspire to participate in active and concrete ways of protecting the world’s natural resources and biodiversity.
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To book your hotel, please visit www.citiesandports.2016.com, «hotel» page
One delegate = 12 trees planted!
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Hotel 4*, rooms from 160 euros (breakfast and taxes included)
Targeted, up-to-the-minute news on port cities; International recognition.
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Non AIVP Members: 1260 euros (VAT excluded)
Academics: 350 euros (VAT excl.)
Inntel Hotels Rotterdam Centre
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Numerous opportunities to share experiences;
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Registration fees include participation in different working sessions, technical visits and lunches during the 3 days of the conference:
To register for the conference, the different social events, the visit of the Maasvlakte II, please consult the website:
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Registration fees
In order to welcome you in the best conditions in Rotterdam, AIVP has pre-booked rooms at negotiated prices at the Inntel Hotels Rotterdam Centre and on board of the historical cruise ship « SS Rotterdam » for the nights of Tuesday 4, Wednesday 5, Thursday 6 and Friday 7 October. Just choose: urban atmosphere or port atmosphere!?
AIVP guarantees:
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Online registration
www.citiesandports2016.com
AIVP is the only worldwide network which for over 25 years, has been bringing together all the development stakeholders in port cities. AIVP has the privilege of bearing witness to the changes underway in cities and ports the world over. We accompany port cities in the implementation of new strategies that allow them to more effectively face up to the changes that impact economic, social and environmental development in port cities.
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The 15th World Conference Cities and Ports is organised by:
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