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SUMMARY:International Workshop “Creating a Vision for Port Cities: Morocco Edition”\, led by Carola Hein
DESCRIPTION:The PortCityFutures research program and Delft University of Technology (TU Delft) are organizing this December the international workshop “Creating a Vision for Port Cities: Morocco Edition”\, a five-day training event that will bring together professionals and academics from the port\, urban\, and environmental sectors in Rabat to reflect on the future of port cities. \nThe initiative\, held in collaboration with local and regional partners\, follows the successful pilot workshop hosted in The Hague last September and is part of a series of international gatherings aimed at promoting a shared vision of sustainability\, resilience\, and port-city integration. \nOver the course of five days\, participants will explore the main challenges and opportunities faced by port territories\, analyzing how to balance urban life with the demands of global trade. The program includes hands-on sessions\, collaborative design activities\, and field visits to the ports and urban areas of Rabat and Salé\, Casablanca\, Tangier City\, and Tangier Med\, conceived as living laboratories for experience sharing and idea generation. \nAmong the workshop contents are strategic planning tools such as stakeholder mapping\, scenario building\, and value-based planning\, along with discussions on ecological transition\, heritage identity\, and cross-sectoral cooperation. \nThe workshop is aimed at urban professionals\, port authorities\, policymakers\, and cultural and environmental actors interested in the sustainable development of port environments. Participants will develop long-term strategies for their own port cities\, integrating economic\, social\, and environmental dimensions. \nThe course will be led by Carola Hein\, Professor and Chair of the History of Architecture and Urban Planning at TU Delft\, and Director of the PortCityFutures program\, internationally recognized for her research on urban history\, architecture\, and the evolution of port cities around the world. \nRegistration fees: \n\n\nGeneral: €950 \n\n\nAfrica-based participants: €650 \n\n\nStudents: €450 \n\n\n\n\n\n\nProgram: PCF workshop Morocco
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/international-workshop-creating-a-vision-for-port-cities-morocco-edition-led-by-carola-hein/?lang=en
LOCATION:NIMAR\, 3\, NIMAR\, 3\, Avenue Mohamed El Fassi (ex. Av. Marrakech)\, Hassan\, 10010\, Morocco
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SUMMARY:Sport Events and Sailing for the Sustainable Development of Territories
DESCRIPTION:The aim of the initiative is to explore the potential of sporting events as drivers of sustainable development in its three dimensions: environmental\, social\, and economic\, with a particular focus on coastal regions and competitive sailing. \nSport has long been recognized as an effective vehicle for civic growth\, especially in the education of younger generations\, as well as a strategic tool within the One Health perspective\, contributing to the building of healthy and inclusive communities. \nFrom the perspective of territorial development\, sporting events have increasingly established themselves as tools for the promotion\, development\, and enhancement of cities and regions. Sailing\, historically considered a niche sport\, began to attract the general public in the 1990s\, when the America’s Cup\, once an event reserved for a small elite of yacht clubs and yachtsmen\, became a global media phenomenon. The 2007 edition of the America’s Cup in Valencia was particularly revealing of the potential of sailing regattas as a development driver. \nThe Regata dei Tre Golfi is an offshore race organized by the Circolo del Remo e della Vela Italia\, held annually since 1954\, starting from Naples and crossing the gulfs of Gaeta\, Naples\, and Salerno. The Tre Golfi Sailing Week was hosted in Capri for over twenty years\, then for several editions in Ischia\, and since 2022 it has successfully taken place in the waters off Sorrento\, attracting growing participation and international visibility. \nThe “City of Sailing and the Sea” project\, promoted by the V Zone Committee of the Italian Sailing Federation\, aims to promote and enhance the maritime and coastal heritage of the Campania region through the sport of sailing and by hosting national and international regattas. \n20 maggio 2025 Sorrento INVITO \nProgramme\nWelcome remarks\nMassimo Coppola | Mayor of Sorrento\nRoberto Mottola di Amato | President\, C.R.V.I. \nIntroduction and moderation\nMassimo Clemente | Scientific Director\, RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities; Director\, Institute for Construction Technologies\, CNR; \nSpeakers\nGabriele Carbonara | Professor of Business Economics\, University of Naples “Parthenope”\nDavid Pino | Director of Port Vell and Coordinator of the America’s Cup\, Port of Barcelona\nFrancesco Lo Schiavo | Former President of the V Zone Committee\, Italian Sailing Federation \nConcluding remarks\nAlessandra Priante | President\, ENIT SpA
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/sport-events-and-sailing-for-the-sustainable-development-of-territories/?lang=en
LOCATION:Comune Sorrento\, Sala Consiliare del Comune\, Piazza Sant’Antonino\, Sorrento\, Italy
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250315
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SUMMARY:Port Clusters in Transition - Integrated Planning and Design at the Port-City Interface
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday\, March 13\, and Friday\, March 14\, 2025\, the Department of Architecture and Urban Studies (DAStU) of the Politecnico di Milano will host the conference “Port Clusters in Transition. Integrated Planning and Design at the Port-City Interface.” \nThe event\, organized by the Institute for Construction Technologies of the National Research Council (CNR-Itc) and DAStU in collaboration with CRAFT and RETE – the International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, aims to promote a joint\, multi-sectoral reflection among scholars\, designers\, operators\, and managers of port clusters. \nSpecifically\, the conference will explore the current state\, challenges\, and prospects of the transformation process that\, following the reform of port legislation\, has led from a sum of individual ports to an integrated system of port clusters. This evolution aligns with a broader vision aimed at achieving a sustainable integration between land and sea\, both in terms of logistics and passenger traffic. \nThe first day of the event will open with institutional greetings from Massimo Bricocoli (Director of DAStU – Politecnico di Milano)\, Valeria Fedeli and Ilaria Tosoni (CRAFT – Center for Anti-Fragile Territories Competence)\, and Massimo Clemente (Director of CNR-Itc and Scientific Director of RETE). This will be followed by a discussion among researchers presenting studies and projects focused on port clusters\, adopting an interdisciplinary approach involving architecture\, sociology\, engineering\, urban planning\, evaluation\, and geography. \nThe second session will be dedicated to the RETE Young Workshop\, an interdisciplinary discussion table involving PhD students and young researchers\, to debate the sustainable future of port areas and port-city interaction zones. Based on ongoing research\, the debate will address challenges related to governance\, strategic planning\, and sustainability practices for these constantly evolving territories. \nThe second day\, titled “Integrated Planning and Design at the Port-City Interface in Italian Clusters”\, will feature a discussion among representatives of Italy’s main port clusters. The objective is to identify common elements and differences among various port systems\, sharing the most pressing issues and the strategies adopted to address them. This exchange of experiences will highlight effective governance models and innovative solutions for managing port-city interfaces. \nThis meeting represents a significant opportunity not only for professionals in the sector but also for all those involved in urban planning\, environmental sustainability\, and economic development. It will be a moment for exchange and networking\, connecting diverse expertise to build an innovative vision for the future of ports and the cities that host them. \nJoin the Conference Online \nConference Language: Italian \nCLUSTER PORTUALI IN TRANSIZONE_PROGRAMMA_10.03.25 \n  \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/port-clusters-in-transition-integrated-planning-and-design-at-the-port-city-interface/?lang=en
LOCATION:Politecnico di Milano\, Piazza Leonardo da Vinci 32\,\, Milano\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Official Meetings,Webinars Seminars
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SUMMARY:THE NEW YORK WATERFRONT EXPERIENCE AS INSPIRATION FOR THE FUTURE OF NAPLES' WATERFRONT
DESCRIPTION:With over 100 kilometres of coastline\, Naples and its metropolitan area represent an invaluable resource for Italy\, but also a complex challenge to be faced. An illuminating comparison comes from the experience of New York\, a city that has transformed a degraded stretch of the Hudson River into one of the most innovative\, sustainable and resilient waterfronts in the world. \nOn Wednesday 29 January 2025\, at 4.30 pm\, the event ‘The New York Waterfront Experience for the Naples Waterfront and Metropolitan Coastline’ will take place at the ACEN Conference Room of Palazzo Ruffo della Scaletta. The initiative\, organised by the CNR Construction Technologies Institute (CNR ITC) with the support of important local and international partners (RETE\, ANIAI Campania\, Friends of Molo San Vincenzo\, The International Propeller Clubs)\, will be an opportunity to reflect on the opportunities for development and enhancement of the Neapolitan waterfront through a critical comparison with the Hudson River Park model in New York. \nAfter the institutional greetings of Angelo Lancellotti (President ACEN)\, Andrea Annunziata (President ADSP) and Salvatore Vitiello (Commander of the Navy Logistic Command)\, the discussion\, introduced and moderated by Massimo Clemente (Director of CNR ITC and of RETE Scientific Committee)\, will see the interventions of internationally and locally renowned experts such as Tom Fox\, author of the book Creating the Hudson River Park: Environmental and Community Activism\, Politics\, and Greed\, dedicated to the transformation of New York’s waterfront\, and Alessandro Castagnaro (President of the scientific committee for the UNESCO Management Plan)\, who will explore the relations between the port and the city in the context of the UNESCO Management Plan. \nAmong the other contributions\, Caterina Arcidiacono (President of Friends of Molo San Vincenzo) will explore the role of the waterfront for the city’s wellbeing\, while Umberto Masucci (President Propeller Club Port of Naples) will present the Molo San Vincenzo and Museo del Mare project as challenges for the maritime cluster. The discussion will be enriched by the reflections of architects Guendalina Salimei and Rosario Pavia (Terminal Beverello design group)\, concluding with remarks by Edoardo Cosenza\, Councillor for Infrastructure of the Municipality of Naples. \nThe event is intended as a moment of dialogue between different competences to explore innovative\, sustainable and participatory solutions in the management of urban and maritime heritage\, offering a significant contribution to the urban quality and transformation of the Neapolitan metropolitan coastline. \nAgenda 29gen2025 Acen
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/the-new-york-waterfront-experience-as-inspiration-for-the-future-of-naples-waterfront/?lang=en
LOCATION:ACEN Conference Room\, Palazzo Ruffo della Scaletta\, Naples\, Italy
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20241002T170000
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SUMMARY:International Conference ‘Italy and Spain: Bilateral Meeting between Ports and Cities’
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday 2 October\, the Aula Magna of the University of Naples Parthenope will host the International Conference ‘Italy and Spain: Bilateral Meeting between Ports and Cities’. The initiative\, developed in the framework of the Naples Shipping Week 2024\, is organised by the Institutes of the National Research Council Itc and Iriss\, RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, International Propeller Clubs and University of Naples Parthenope. \nPrograma Conferencia Encuentro Bilateral entre Puertos y Ciudades \nThe conference is intended to compare Italian and Spanish port cities to identify common elements and differences between the two systems\, sharing their respective problems and the strategies adopted to solve them\, with a view to mutual learnin. The discussion is divided into three thematic talks on different governance models\, approaches to port-city interaction and challenges of sustainability for the Mediterranean area. \nThe initiative is promoted by the research group of the National Research Council (CNR) coordinated by Massimo Clemente\, Director of the Scientific Committee of RETE\, which is committed to developing the issues of sustainable development of coastal urban areas through interdisciplinary research activities and the analysis of good practices/case studies at national and international level. \n \nTalk 1\, dedicated to port governance and moderated by José Luis Estrada\, Director of PORTUS\, will provide concrete experiences on the different models of port governance and management in Italy and Spain for the sustainable development of port cities. Speakers will include: Teófila Martínez\, President of Port Authority of Cádiz y President of RETE; Rafael Carmona Ruiz\, President of Port Authority of Sevilla and Vicepresident RETE Spain; Barbara Bonciani\, Vicepresident of RETE Italia. The talk will be an opportunity to reflect on the Puertos del Estado management model that is also attracting interest in the Italian context\, which will be presented by Alicia Paz Antolín\, Head of Legal Support to the Directorate of Planning and Development\, Puertos del Estado. \nTalk 2 will investigate the theme of port-city interactions: the experiences shared by the speakers will show how the dialogue between port and city can lead to an integrated\, shared and balanced development of the urban and port context\, resulting in an improved quality of life for all citizens. Speeches will be given by Sergi Carulla y Óscar Blasco\, SCOB arquitectura y paisaje; Pilar Fernández-Fígares\, Director-Manager at Fundación Málagaport and Sergio Pareja\, Economic-Financial Manager\, Gerencia Urbanistica Port Vell de Barcelona who will share the experience of the America’s Cup and its impact on the port-city relationship and Matteo Ignaccolo\, Director of the Department of Civil Engineering and Architecture\, University of Catania and RETE \nFinally\, talk 3\, will focus on the challenges and strategies for the sustainable development of port regions and port-city ecosystems in the current critical phase of climate change and extreme events. In this session\, Gaia Daldanise\, Iriss CNR Researcher and RETE Scientific Secretariat\, will speak.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/international-conference-italy-and-spain-bilateral-meeting-between-ports-and-cities/?lang=en
LOCATION:Universidad de Nápoles Parthenope\, Via Ammiraglio Ferdinando Acton\, 38\, Nápoles\, Italia
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SUMMARY:Port Week UIMP 2024
DESCRIPTION:The International Menéndez Pelayo University (UIMP) will host Port Week from September 3 to 6 at the Palacio de La Magdalena. During these days\, key topics such as the inclusion of women in ports\, port-city relations\, energy efficiency\, and change management will be discussed. This event\, promoted and organized by the Port Authority of Santander (APS)\, the UIMP\, and Puertos del Estado\, is positioned as a summer school aimed at inspiring new ideas and analyzing the current challenges of the port sector. \nCésar Díaz\, president of the APS\, emphasized the importance of reflecting on the major challenges faced by the sector\, highlighting the need to share experiences and foster dialogue about industry concerns. According to Díaz\, the main objective of Port Week is to create a space for knowledge exchange that positively impacts the sector. \nPort Week aligns with the creation of the Port Corporate University\, one of the key elements of the modernization strategy driven by Puertos del Estado. This initiative aims to offer training programs adapted to the current needs of ports\, in accordance with the Strategic Framework of the General Interest Port System. \nThe event will be structured into short sessions featuring presentations by prominent experts\, designed to update and transform the perspectives that guide port operations and decision-making. The courses are intended for leaders\, executives\, and professionals from the port and logistics sector\, both public and private\, as well as researchers\, students\, entrepreneurs\, and startups interested in the industry. \nPort Week Program: \nTuesday\, September 3: Women in Today’s Ports. Challenges and Opportunities. \nWith the support of WISTA Spain and WISTA Peru\, this session will delve into the contribution of women in the 21st-century port sector\, analyzing the challenges and opportunities they face. All interested parties are invited to participate in building a more inclusive and equitable environment. \nWednesday\, September 4: Ports Committed to Their Cities. \nIn collaboration with the RETE Association\, this day will focus on port-city relations\, addressing strategies for more sustainable and harmonious development of port cities. Topics such as traffic congestion\, environmental quality\, space usage\, and digital transformation opportunities will be covered. \nThursday\, September 5: Energy Efficiency in Ports. \nThis day will highlight the importance of improving energy efficiency in ports\, examining policies and practical examples of projects in Spanish ports. Discussions will include clean technologies\, infrastructure electrification\, and the optimization of logistical processes. \nFriday\, September 6: Leadership School – Port Management. “Liquid” Ports: Change Management. \nThe final session will explore the significance of change management for long-term competitiveness. It will discuss how port leaders can effectively manage these processes\, inspire their teams\, and handle potential resistance to ensure the sector’s evolution. \nProgram \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/port-week-uimp-2024/?lang=en
LOCATION:Universidad Internacional Menéndez Pelayo\, Av. de la Magdalena\, 0\, Santander\, Cantabria\, 39005\, España
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Official Meetings,Webinars Seminars
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SUMMARY:RETE will be present at the UNIA Summer Courses with sessions on "Port Cities: Integrative Urbanism"
DESCRIPTION:The International University of Andalusia (UNIA) will include the sessions “Port Cities: Integrative Urbanism” in its 2024 Summer Courses program. The event\, organized by the School of Architecture of Seville and RETE (Association for Collaboration between Ports and Cities)\, will take place on July 10 and 11 at the La Rábida campus\, located in Palos de la Frontera\, Huelva. \nRafael Carmona\, Vice President of RETE and the Port Authority of Seville\, explains that this technical meeting aims to “reflect on and analyze the interaction between ports and cities\, as well as the quality of life in port cities and their territorial\, economic\, social\, and cultural environments. At a time when many urban ports are transforming their contact areas with the city for public use\, it is crucial to broaden the analysis of these processes from a multidisciplinary and innovative perspective\,” he adds. Current examples are the Port of Seville\, which is defining a new port district\, and the Port of Huelva\, which seeks to open its industrial area to new uses integrated with the city. \nSimilarly\, the expansion of ports and their logistics areas towards regions far from cities highlights “the need for best practices in the interaction between infrastructure and the natural landscape\, balancing transport efficiency with respect for natural heritage and territorial regeneration\,” explains the Vice President of RETE. \nThe event\, directed by distinguished academics from the University of Seville Francisco Javier Terrados Cepeda and Ramón Pico Valimaña\, will focus on the development of integrative urbanism that allows for harmonious coexistence between port activities and urban life\, promoting sustainability and local economic development. \nThe event will feature experts who will develop the following program: \nWednesday\, July 10: “Small-Scale Ports in Andalusia. Population\, Rural Territory\, and Landscape\,” Fernando Copado García (Public Ports Agency of Andalusia); “Ports of General Interest in Andalusia. Challenges of Port-City Integration\,” Daniel Navas Carrillo (University of Málaga); and “Ecology of Ports and Their Transformations. The Case of Motril\,” Juana María Sánchez Gómez (University of Málaga). \nThursday\, July 11: “Ports as Economic Drivers of the City. Future Challenges\,” María del Mar Cerbán Jiménez (University of Cádiz); “Ekistics of the Urban Port. The Case of the Port District of Seville\,” José María de Cárdenas Domínguez-Adame (Technical Office of the Port Authority of Seville for the drafting of the Urban Port District Master Plan); and “Landscape Urbanism in Urban Ports. A Vision from Academia\,” Francisco Javier Terrados Cepeda (University of Seville). \nThis year’s offering from the International University of Andalusia (UNIA) consists of 39 proposals to be developed between July and September. It’s an opportunity to delve into topics ranging from the multiple facets of Artificial Intelligence (education\, business\, human rights\, health) to emotions\, sustainability\, gastronomy\, the water challenge\, the environment\, visual arts\, and poetry. \n“It is particularly positive that the UNIA includes the participation of the RETE Association in these courses\, as our collaboration provides an integral and specialized perspective on the relationship between ports and cities. The presence of RETE\, which includes ports from Spain and a large part of European ports\, enriches the debate and analysis on integrative urbanism\, allowing for a more effective approach to the challenges and opportunities of port cities in a global context\,” says its Vice President\, Rafael Carmona.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/rete-will-be-present-at-the-unia-summer-courses-with-sessions-on-port-cities-integrative-urbanism/?lang=en
LOCATION:Universidad Internacional de Andalucía\, Sede Sta. María de La Rábida – UNIA\, Ctra. Palos Rábida\, s/n\, 21819 Palos de la Frontera\, Huelva\, Huelva\, 21819\, España
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SUMMARY:The 38th RETE Meeting will study the contribution of the America's Cup to the integration of the port and the city of Barcelona
DESCRIPTION: Barcelona will host the 38th edition of the RETE (Association for Collaboration between Ports and Cities) Meeting on June 4. With the collaboration of Port Vell (Port of Barcelona)\, this meeting will focus on how the America’s Cup can become a catalyst for port-city integration. This meeting will take place at the World Trade Center in Barcelona\, standing out for its focus on the transformation of nautical sporting events into opportunities for urban improvement and development. \nThe America’s Cup will take place in the waters of Barcelona between August and October 2024\, around Port Vell and along the beach to Port Olímpic. Originally called the America’s Cup\, and with 174 years of history\, it is considered the third sporting event with the greatest economic impact for the host country\, after the Olympic Games and the World Cup. \nThe 38th RETE Meeting will feature institutional representatives: Lluís Salvadó\, president of the Port Authority of Barcelona; Álvaro Rodríguez Dapena\, president of Puertos del Estado; Teófila Martínez\, president of RETE; and Laia Bonet\, First Deputy Mayor of Barcelona City Council; and will be marked by presentations and panel discussions that will address everything from the governance of international events to the transformative impact of the America’s Cup on Port Vell\, underlining the importance of more integration and a more citizen port. \nLeading experts and industry leaders\, such as José Alberto Carbonell\, Director General of the Port Authority of Barcelona\, and Leslie Ryan\, America’s Cup Event Director\, will share their perspectives and strategies for maximising the benefits of large-scale events in urban contexts. \nThe event will conclude with a series of activities that will allow attendees to experience first-hand the advances and developments in Port Vell\, including sea visits to the bases of the participating teams and the America’s Cup Experience. \nThis meeting promises to be a key forum for reflection and dialogue on how sporting events can be a transformative force for the cities that host them\, with a special emphasis on sustainability and community integration. \nTeófila Martínez\, president of RETE\, highlighted the ability of the America’s Cup to serve as an example of integration between the port and the city of Barcelona. “The relevance of the event is a unique opportunity to demonstrate how world-class nautical sports activities can foster urban cohesion and economic development\,” he said. Martínez praised the organization of the event and the innovative vision it brings towards the urban and port future\, stating that “the America’s Cup is not only a sporting event\, but a platform to revitalize and reimagine our relationship with aquatic and urban spaces\, showing a path towards sustainability and mutual benefit for our community and the environment. For this reason\, for RETE it is a unique opportunity to study and reflect on the port-city integration models that will be launched on the occasion of its celebration”.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/the-38th-rete-meeting-will-study-the-contribution-of-the-americas-cup-to-the-integration-of-the-port-and-the-city-of-barcelona/?lang=en
LOCATION:World Trade Center\, Moll de Barcelona\, s/n\, Barcelona\, Barcelona\, 08039\, España
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SUMMARY:“'The Port of Women. Women in the port and maritime sector why not?"  The Project's photo exhibition hosted at the Chamber of Deputies
DESCRIPTION:From 19 to 23 February\, the Chamber of Deputies in Palazzo Montecitorio (Rome – Sala del Cenacolo in the Vicolo Valdina complex\,) will host a photographic exhibition dedicated to women’s work in the port and maritime sector. \nThe exhibition\, with photos by Elena Cappanera\, is part of the Project ‘The Port of Women. Women in the port and maritime sector\, why not?” conceived by Barbara Bonciani – VicePresident of RETE Italy and Councillor for the Port of the Municipality\, promoted by the Municipal Administration of Livorno in collaboration with RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, the University of Pisa and the Research Institute on Innovation and Services for Development of the National Research Council of Italy with the aim of raising awareness on the work carried out by women in two strategic sectors for Italy. \n \n“We are talking about sectors in which the female presence\, in addition to still being underrepresented\, is often also invisible\,” emphasises Barbara Bonciani. \n“Port work\, like maritime work\, was historically born male. For decades\, technological innovation processes have changed the organisation and way of working\, making these jobs fully accessible also to women’. However\, women in these sectors are still few: in the maritime sector they do not even account for 2% of the global workforce\, while in ports they account for 16% of the global workforce. \n“In Italy\, women working in ports account for 8% of the total workforce. The port of Livorno\, explains the Vicepresident of RETE Italia Barbara Bonciani\, is one of the ports with the highest female presence. Here\, women account for 10% of the total workforce\, exceeding the national average. It is just from here that we decided to start in order to make female workers in these sectors visible to a wide public\, to make their voices heard\, to share the passion with which they live their work\, to promote their skills and competences. The Project was also aimed at facilitating a constructive debate among those working in the sector in order to encourage all the actions necessary to remove the obstacles\, especially at the cultural level\, that still limit women’s access to employment in these sectors”. \nThe project was applauded by many European and national associations\, including the European Transport Workers’ Federation – ETF\, the Federation of European Private Port Companies and Terminals – FEPORT\, the European Sea Ports’ Organisation – ESPO\, and other associations at European and national level. Following the project in Livorno\, national conferences on this issue were developed and the port of Trieste recruited the first female port workers\, thus representing a successful initiative to strengthen the presence of women in the maritime and port sector. \nThe photographic exhibition will be inaugurated on 19 February at 4.30 p.m. in the presence of H.E. Mrs Laura Boldrini\, of the Mayor of Livorno\, Luca Salvetti\, and the Councillor of the Port of Livorno\, Barbara Bonciani. A delegation of port and maritime workers will be present.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/the-port-of-women-women-in-the-port-and-maritime-sector-why-not-the-projects-photo-exhibition-hosted-at-the-chamber-of-deputies/?lang=en
LOCATION:Cámara de Diputados\, Palazzo Montecitorio\, Roma\, Piazza di Monte Citorio\, Roma\, RM\, 00186\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Events,Official Meetings,Webinars Seminars
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230517
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230519
DTSTAMP:20260419T151954
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SUMMARY:International Conference "Women's Port. Women in the maritime and port sector\, why not?"
DESCRIPTION:On 17th and 18th May in Livorno\, the Logistics Systems University Complex of Villa Letizia and the Museum of Natural History of the Mediterranean of Villa Henderson will host the International Conference ” Women’s Port. Women in the maritime and port sector\, why not?”. The initiative ispromoted and developed by the Municipality of Livorno\, RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, the Research Institute on Innovation and Services for Development of the Italian National Research Council (Cnr Iriss)\, and the University of Pisa\, under the patronage of the Tuscany Region and the Port System Authority of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea. \nAgenda MAY 17 \nAgenda MAY 18 \nThe conference is part of a vast project of international relevance that aims\, on the one hand\, to promote knowledge of the work done by women in the port and maritime sector to a wide public and\, on the other hand\, to foster the debate among stakeholders in the sector\, to increase the presence of women in ports and the maritime sector. The aim is to represent port and maritime work as an opportunity for women and future generations. \nEven though the presence of women in ports has undoubtedly been favoured by new technologies and equipment that have enabled women to start working in a field that for many years was considered predominantly – if not exclusively – male\, women’s employment in the maritime-port sector remains residual. Internationally\, women employed in the maritime sphere do not even reach 2%. \nThe conference is meant to contribute to bridging the gender gap in the maritime-port sector to make it more and more women-friendly\, by sharing experiences and good practices in several European ports and fueling a constructive debate between industry stakeholders\, research\, and institutional representatives. \nThe two-day event will start on May 17th at the Logistics Systems University Complex of Villa Letizia. The morning programme will include a debate between various operators working in the Port of Livorno. It will be the occasion to share the experiences of women who play strategic roles in the maritime-port sector\, and the testimonies of female port and maritime workers to address the issue of the future employment of new generations and future actions to overcome gender distinctions in the sector. The afternoon will be devoted to an in-depth discussion on automation\, digitalisation\, safety\, and training. On the same day\, the President of RETE\, Téofila Martínez Saiz\, will meet with Luciano Guerrieri\, the President of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea Port System Authority. \nThe international conference will be held on 18th May at the Mediterranean Museum of Natural History in Villa Henderson and will be attended by distinguished speakers at the European and national level. The President of RETE will participate in the panel discussion “The role of women in the port and maritime community. How to close the gap” together with Zeno d’Agostino\, President of the European Association of Ports and Harbours; Lamia Kerdjouudj\, Secretary General of Feport; Nicolette Van der Jagt\, Director General of CLECAT; Berardina Tommasi\, Policy Dockers ETF – European Transport Workers’ Federation. \nhttps://youtu.be/VEfOEsp2gGU \nAmong the representatives of the academia and institutions participating in the conference are several members of RETE who will take part in the round table “Redesigning the city for women: exchanges of urban experiences”\, chaired by Massimo Clemente\, director of Cnr Iriss and scientific director of RETE\, and moderated by Eleonora Giovene di Girasole (Cnr Iriss and RETE).  Participants in the debate will be: Carola Hein (TU Delft University – RETE); Maddalena Rossi (Department of Architecture\, University of Florence); Fulvia Pinto (Department of Architecture and Urban Studies\, Politecnico di Milano); Mina Akhavan (TU Delft University – RETE); Florence Andreola\, Founder Sex and the Cities Milan; Giuseppe Grezzi\, Councillor for Mobility and Councillor of Valencia City Council); Gabriella Esposito (Cnr Iriss). The conclusions will be entrusted to Barbara Bonciani\, Councillor for Port and Port-City Integration of the Municipality of Livorno\, member of the Governing Board and of the Scientific Committee of RETE. \n  \nThe conference will be streamed. The link will be available in the coming days on the conference website: https://www.comune.livorno.it/porto-integrazione-citta-porto/porto-delle-donne \nConference promo video: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lY1v3YVJFtk&feature=youtu.be \nFor more information and update\, follow The Port of Women on Facebook and Instagram \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/international-conference-womens-port-women-in-the-maritime-and-port-sector-why-not/?lang=en
LOCATION:Polo Universitario Sistemi Logistici\, Via dei Pensieri\, 60\, Livorno\, Livorno\, 57128\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Events,Official Meetings,Webinars Seminars
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20230516T181500
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20230516T193000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151954
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SUMMARY:Conference "Governance and the Legal Regime Between Land and Sea"
DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday 16 May 2023\, at 18. 15\, at the Accademy of the High Seas in Naples\, a conference entitled “Governance and legal regime between land and sea” will be held\, organised by the Research Institute on Innovation and Services for Development (CNR-Iriss)\, the Rotary Club of East Naples and the Rotaract Club District 2101 – Italy\, the Academy of the High Seas and The International Propeller Clubs in collaboration with RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, the Friends of Molo San Vincenzo Association\, the Anton Dohrn Zoological Station\, the National Association of Engineers and Architects – Campania\, and ONTM – National Observatory for the Protection of the Sea. \nFourth and last meeting of the cycle dedicated to the sea in Naples\, as a resource for the metropolitan and regional territory\, the conference focuses on the critical issues of the legal and concessionary regime of the coastline\, inside and outside port areas. After years of implementation delays\, partly linked to objective specificities of the Italian legal and administrative system but partly fueled by monopolistic economic-productive sectors\, the prescriptions imposed by the European Union have now become inescapable. Starting from the regulatory framework\, in a perspective of subsidiarity that goes from the community level to the national level to the local level\, the initiative is proposed as an in-depth examination of the critical issues and possible solutions to combine the different instances of European competition and protection of national interests. \nThe conference will be preceded – at 5.00 p.m. – by a guided tour of the Navy Base and the San Vincenzo Pier\, the main offshore defense of the Port of Naples with great historical and cultural value. The initiative will be the occasion to present the project “Plassein: plastic recycling turns into art”\, aimed at first grade school students of Naples to raise awareness on the use of plastic\, environmental pollution\, and recycling. \n  \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/conference-governance-and-the-legal-regime-between-land-and-sea/?lang=en
LOCATION:Accademia de l’Alta Mar de Nápoles\, Porticciolo del Molosiglio\, Napoli\, Napoli\, 80133\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Official Meetings,Webinars Seminars
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20230216T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20230216T200000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151954
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230215T160527Z
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SUMMARY:The Port of Naples and the Sea Economy
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday 16 February\, the Accademia dell’Alto Mare in Naples will host the meeting “The Port of Naples and the economy of the sea”\, organised by the Rotary Club of East Naples District 2101 – Italy\, in collaboration with the Research Institute on Innovation and Services for Development of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR IRISS)\, RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, International Propeller Clubs\, Aniai Campania (National Association of Italian Engineers and Architects) and the Port System Authority of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea. \nThe initiative is being developed as part of a cycle of meetings to be held between February and May 2023\, aimed at investigating the critical issues and opportunities offered by the sea that washes the coasts of Naples and the other urban centres of the metropolitan city\, combining different perspectives and bringing together the diverse stakeholders. A founding and identifying element of Naples\, the sea is a fundamental resource for the metropolitan and regional territory to relaunch the sustainable development process of Campania Region. The numerous problems associated with this resource call for a multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral approach and must be tackled\, in parallel\, at the environmental\, economic\, and social levels\, involving the different potential stakeholders\, promoting a constructive dialogue between researchers\, associations and institutions. \nThe first meeting\, devoted to a reflection on the strategic importance of the port of Naples and the potential of the sea economy\, will be moderated by Massimo Clemente\, director of CNR-IRISS and director of RETE’s Scientific Committee\, and will be involve Andrea Annunziata\, president of AdSP of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea; Umberto Masucci\, president of Propeller Clubs Italia and Port of Naples; Francesco Tavassi\, Rotary Club of Naples North; Gianluca Di Maio\, member of the Rotary Club of Naples East; Fabrizio Vettosi\, managing director Venice Shipping and Logistics S. p.A.; and Alessandro Castagnaro\, governor district 2101 Rotary and president Aniai Campania. \nNext meetings will deal with the following topics: \n– importance and fragility of the Gulf’s marine ecosystem \n– potential of the recovery and enhancement of the urbanised and natural coastline \n– legal regime of coastal areas and conflicts of jurisdiction. \nInvito-programma 16feb23 RC Napoli Est rev6
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/the-port-of-naples-and-the-sea-economy/?lang=en
LOCATION:Sala Rolandi – Accademia dell’Alto Mare\, Porticciolo del Molosiglio\, Napoli\, 80133\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20221013T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20221015T150000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151954
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SUMMARY:The Netherlands: 150th Anniversary of the New Waterway (Nieuwe Waterweg)
DESCRIPTION:The international research association PortCityFutures of the Leiden\, Delft and Erasmus university consortium is organizing the 50th Anniversary of the New Waterway (Nieuwe Waterweg)\, a three-day symposium to explore the past\, present and future of this channel that links Rotterdam to the North Sea. \nSpeakers from international universities and other experts will exchange knowledge about the future of port areas and the infrastructure of water systems and hydraulic works in coastal and riverine areas. These spaces at the edge of sea and land are constantly subjected to drastic changes in the landscape. This creates tension between economic growth and the required infrastructure on the one hand\, and the quality and sustainability of nature and living environment on the other hand. \nThe symposium will discuss how port areas\, water infrastructures and water management can and should change to create a new\, balanced and sustainable relationship between economic growth and the living environment in the long term.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/150th-anniversary-of-the-new-waterway-nieuwe-waterweg/?lang=en
LOCATION:3e Katendrechtse Hoofd 25\, 3e Katendrechtse Hoofd 25\, Rotterdam\, 3072 AM\, Holanda
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220929
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221001
DTSTAMP:20260419T151954
CREATED:20220719T071656Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220822T121447Z
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SUMMARY:36th RETE Meeting in Huelva: «Models of coexistence between cities and large transport infrastructures»
DESCRIPTION:The 36th Meeting of RETE\, the Association for collaboration between ports and cities\, will be held in Huelva (Spain) on September 29 and 30 under the slogan “Models of coexistence between cities and large transport infrastructures”. \nThe facilities of Las Cocheras del Puerto de Huelva\, host of this meeting\, will be the scene of this international meeting of experts and academics related to the urban planning of port environments\, developing in person a program that will have a boat tour to visit Huelva port. \nProgram 36 Meeting of RETE
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/36th-rete-meeting-in-huelva-models-of-coexistence-between-cities-and-large-transport-infrastructures/?lang=en
LOCATION:Cocheras del Puerto de Huelva\, Av. Hispano América\, 3A Huelva\, 21001 España + Google Map
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221002
DTSTAMP:20260419T151954
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SUMMARY:From 26 September to 1 October 2022 the international maritime cluster meets in Naples on the occasion of Naples Shipping Week
DESCRIPTION:After the success of the 2021 edition of Genoa Shipping Week\, Naples is taking over the baton of the international week of shipping and sea culture\, with the same organisational team – led by the Propeller Club Port of Naples and ClickutilityTeam – involving local\, national and international partners\, both public and private\, as always. \nThe relevance of the event\, of which RETE is once again a strategic partner\, is witnessed by the participation of eminent personalities from the international maritime community\, including Kitack Lim\, Secretary General of the IMO – International Maritime Organisation\, Emanuele Grimaldi\, President of the International Chamber of Shipping\, Joan Ribó i Canut\, Mayor of València\, and other mayors of important international port cities. \nThe fifth edition of the Naples Shipping Week (https://www.nsweek.com) will kick off on the morning of 26 September with the conference ‘The Sea and the City 5.0. Towards a shared planning of the port-city-coast-sea system’\, organised by CNR IRISS and the Propeller Club\, with the participation of the Port Authority of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea\, the Master in Sustainable Planning and Design of Port Areas of the University of Naples Federico II\, aniai Campania\, and RETE – the International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities. \nIn the context of the Naples Shipping Week 2022\, the research group in Urban Planning of CNR IRISS\, coordinated by Massimo Clemente\, director of the Research Institute on Innovation and Services for Development of the National Research Council of Italy and director of the Scientific Committee of RETE\, is committed to developing the themes of sustainable development of coastal urban areas through the valorisation of the city’s maritime culture\, as representation of the collective memory. The research path is strongly rooted in the Institute’s study activities as well as in the history of the Naples Shipping Week. \nThe conference “The Sea and the City 5.0”\, marking the beginning of the NSW 2022\, will be opened by the keynote speech of Kitack Lim\, Secretary General of the IMO – International Maritime Organisation\, who also reconfirmed its participation in the fifth edition of Naples Shipping Week. The debate will continue with a discussion between the Mayors of national and international port cities\, including Gaetano Manfredi\, Mayor of the Municipality and Metropolitan City of Naples; Joan Ribó i Canut\, Mayor of València; Marko Filipović\, Mayor of Rijeka*; Luca Salvetti\, Mayor of Livorno; Anna Maria Cisint\, Mayor of Monfalcone*; Marco Bucci\, Mayor of Genoa; Michele de Pascale\, Mayor of Ravenna; and Roberto La Galla\, Mayor of Palermo*. \nThe second part of the day will be devoted to deepening the interdependencies between “The Sea and the Coast” and “The Port and the City” through discussions between experts from different disciplines such as law\, management\, economics\, engineering\, marine biology\, urban planning\, valuation\, and community psychology. \nOn the afternoon of 26 September\, at 5.00 pm at the Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn in Naples\, a meeting will be held on Molo San Vincenzo as a strategic resource for the city\, organised by CNR IRISS\, Propeller Club\, Stazione Zoologica Anton Dohrn\, Università Giustino Fortunato and RETE. Following the signing of the agreement last 28 June between the City of Naples\, the Italian Navy\, and the AdSP of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea\, a protocol is being implemented to gradually return the Molo to citizens\, first through heritage walks and then through the creation of a dedicated pathway\, made possible thanks to a funding of around EUR 6 million. \nThere will be many new features at this edition of Naples Shipping Week\, first of all that the NSW2022 will host two international events. BIC – Bureau International Containers has in fact announced that the world convention of the National Registration Organisations will be held in Italy\, in Naples\, for the first time. This event\, held every two years\, brings together all the bodies federated in the BIC and dedicated to issuing container markings. Delegates from Russia\, China\, Vietnam\, the United States\, Brazil\, Central and South America will discuss with their European colleagues solutions to the problems of intermodal transport\, tracking\, seals and rules on container dimensions and weights. The conference\, organised by the Centro Internazionale Studi Containers (C.I.S.Co.)\, the National Registration Organisation of reference in Italy\, will be open\, by invitation\, to all players wishing to address the problems associated with the development of intermodal transport across world borders. \nOn the occasion of NSW 2022\, YoungShip Italy has chosen to organise the first international meeting of young professionals in the blue economy. The Italian branch of YoungShip International – an international association with over 3\,000 members – YoungShip Italia is the reference point for young people working or studying in the maritime economy and industry. The international meeting will be a unique opportunity to foster the networking of young maritime professionals from all over the world who will be able to share their projects and experiences. \nGeopolitics\, sustainability\, technological innovation\, finance and the human factor will be the macro-themes addressed by the 14th edition of Port&ShippingTech(https://www.nsweek.com/programma-pst2022/)\, the International Forum dedicated to technological innovations for the development of the logistics and maritime system\, NSW Main Conference\, which will take place at the Maritime Station Conference Centre\, in presence and live streaming\, from 28 to 30 September 2022. Three days animated by meetings\, debates and updates on the most topical issues of the sector that will involve the main stakeholders of the Italian maritime cluster in a constant dialogue with Europe and the Mediterranean. \nAmong the topics discussed: \n\nThe systemic and economic challenges facing shipping in its various articulations\, from ships to ports. Funding\, cost structure\, national\, European and supranational regulations\, criticalities in the structure ofsupply and demand\, oligopolies\, vertical and horizontal integrations.\nEvolutions in communication and navigation systems (blockchain\, augmented reality\, cloud platforms\, edge computing\, internet of things\, maritime autonomous systems\, cybersecurity\, self-defence systems).\nDecarbonisation\, electrification\, self-production and energy efficiency\, abatement of emissions and reduction of waste from maritime transport and ports. The central role of the cruise sector.\nPartnership development plans and programs between ports and shipping companies\, synergies between sea tourism and local tourism.\nThe presentation of SRM’s Annual Report 2022\, which devotes great attention to trends in ports\, shipping and logistics in global maritime scenarios with a focus on the impact of pandemics and war on the Mediterranean.\n\nThe National Railway Museum of Pietrarsa on Friday 30 September will be the setting for the Dinner on the Gulf of Naples along the rails of the future\, the flagship event of Naples Shipping Week 2022. \nClosing Naples Shipping Week 2022 will be the conference “The Sea and the Water of Neapolis. Heritage Community Network for a diffused and shared museum” that will take place at the National Archaeological Museum of Naples (MANN). The conference\, organised by CNR IRISS\, The International Propeller Clubs and MANN\, is intended as an opportunity to present the research project focusing on the enhancement of the city’s “fresh water” and “salt water” routes through the construction of a diffuse and shared museum\, linking cultural sites related to the sea and water of Neapolis. \nThe entire programme of Naples Shipping Week is available on the initiative’s website at the following link: https://www.nsweek.com/agenda-nsw22/ \n* To be confirmed
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/from-26-september-to-1-october-2022-the-international-maritime-cluster-meets-in-naples-on-the-occasion-of-naples-shipping-week/?lang=en
LOCATION:Nápoles\, Procida\, Salerno\, Portici
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220912T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220912T180000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Study afternoon at the National Research Council of Italy on legal and urban planning issues for the sustainable regeneration of port-city ecosystems
DESCRIPTION:September 12\, 2022\, from 3.00 p.m. to 6.00. p.m. CET\, researchers\, institutional representatives\, experts in the legal and legislative field as well as stakeholders from the maritime cluster will meet in Rome at the Headquarters of the National Research Council of Italy to discuss the challenges and potential of port-cities. \nThe initiative\, organised by RETE – International Association for Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, CNR IRISS (Institute for Research on Innovation and Services for Development) and the Municipality of Livorno\, in collaboration with the Port Authority of the Eastern Ligurian Sea and Propeller Clubs Italia\, will be structured in two moments. The event will begin with the presentation of the volume “Waterfront Design in Small Mediterranean Port Towns” (Ed. Routledge\, Taylor & Francis Group\, 2022)\,  by Giovanna Piga\, professor of Architecture\, Contemporary Design\, History and Theory of Architecture at Coventry University and Participant Member of RETE. \nThe second part of the meeting will be devoted to the seminar “Legal nature of port governance. Ports and cities between public and private”\, the 4th and final event of the series “Reading Port-City Complexity. The challenges of port cities after the pandemic in a multi-scalar perspective”. The seminar will focus on complex legal issues\, legislative indeterminacies\, and inconsistencies between the national and EU levels that are facing Italian ports and\, consequently\, the entire maritime cluster\, issues that have become even more urgent to deal with due to the impacts generated on maritime traffic and supply chain first by the pandemic\, then by the war. The initiative stands as an opportunity for multidisciplinary discussion on critical legal-legislative issues and in-depth analysis on the theme of port governance\, in a dynamic balance between public and private\, stimulating dialogue and synergies between Institutions\, scientific community and legal-legislative experts. \nThe proceedings will be opened by the President of the National Research Council Maria Chiara Carrozza. The discussion will be moderated by Massimo Clemente\, Scientific Director of RETE and Director of the CNR IRISS\, and by Barbara Bonciani\, Councillor for the Port and Port-City Integration of the Municipality of Livorno\, member of the Government Council and of the Scientific Committee of RETE. Speakers will include Rinio Bruttomesso\, past President of RETE\, and Mario Sommariva\, President of the Port Authority of the Eastern Ligurian Sea\, which recently joined the Association as an ordinary member. \nTo attend the event in person\, it is mandatory to register by sending an email to registration.event@iriss.cnr.it by September 10\, 2022 \nThe event will also be available in streaming at the following link: https://www.iriss.cnr.it/streaming-rete-portocitta \nRecordings of previous meetings are available at the following links: \n“The geo-economic\, social and legal challenges of port cities” (online event\, 14 March 2022) \n“Global geo-economic scenarios and local dynamics” (Naples\, 20 April 2022) \n“The social crisis in port cities after the global crisis” (Livorno\,12 May 2022)
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/study-afternoon-at-the-national-research-council-of-italy-on-legal-and-urban-planning-issues-for-the-sustainable-regeneration-of-port-city-ecosystems/?lang=en
LOCATION:Consejo Nacional de Investigación\, Sala Marconi\, Piazzale Aldo Moro\, Roma\, Piazzale Aldo Moro\, Roma\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220831T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220831T193000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Cycle of Talks 2022 of RETE Uruguay: Doctoral thesis about the city-port relationship
DESCRIPTION:The Talk Plan for this year 2022 of RETE Rosario + Uruguay continues\, with more activities focused on the field of science. After the events held this year by RETE\, this August 31 the organization of a new event is expected by Fiorella Bellora\, in which she will present her doctoral thesis on the city-port relationship. \nThe event still awaits official confirmation. \n  \nThe start time will be at 6:00 p.m.\, and will be accessed through the link attached below from the Zoom platform: \n https://ucumeetings.zoom.us/j/98809520178
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/cycle-of-talks-2022-of-rete-uruguay-doctoral-thesis-about-the-city-port-relationship/?lang=en
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220629T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220629T193000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Cycle of Talks 2022 of RETE Uruguay: The hydrogen market and its logistical challenges
DESCRIPTION:The RETE Rosario + Uruguay Talks Plan for the year 2022 continues\, with more scientific activities. After the two events held this year\, one of them on April 27 by Bismarck Rosales\, in which the situation of the Paraguay Paraná Waterway was analyzed\, and the next on May 25 by Ricardo Sánchez\, under the theme of the classification of waterways. This coming June 29\, the talks will continue with a colloquium between Fernando Schaich and Fernando Puntigliano\, in which the Potential of Uruguay in the hydrogen market and its logistical challenges will be discussed. \nThe start time will be at 6:00 p.m.\, and will be accessed through the link attached below from the Zoom platform: \nhttps://ucumeetings.zoom.us/j/98809520178
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/cycle-of-talks-2022-of-rete-uruguay-the-hydrogen-market-and-its-logistical-challenges/?lang=en
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220620T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20220725T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:New free online course under the title “(Re)Imagining Port Cities”
DESCRIPTION:Delft University of Technology\, the oldest technological university in the Netherlands\, is organizing a new free online course under the title “(Re)Imagining Port Cities”\, which will start on June 20. \nThis free and open online course is now available on the EdX platform at the following link: \nCLICK HERE \nExperts from the PortCityFutures team participate\, with leading academics from Delft University of Technology\, Erasmus University and Leiden University. \nPort city regions are at the forefront of many pressing contemporary issues such as migration\, climate change\, digitization\, etc. basic sociocultural conditions prevailing today. \nIn this course examples of port cities will be analyzed from a multidisciplinary and intercultural perspective. You will develop the skills to identify and address the challenges facing port cities now and in the future. \nParticipating\, among other professors\, are Carola Hein\, director of PortCityFutures\, research center of the Leiden-Delft-Erasmus University Consortium and scientific director of RETE’s PORTUSplus magazine.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/new-free-online-course-under-the-title-reimagining-port-cities/?lang=en
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220518T170000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220518T183000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Presentation of the book 'Dialogues between port and city in the age of globalisation. For a multidisciplinary approach to port challenges"
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday 18 May\, at the Institute for Research on Innovation and Services for Development of the National Research Council of Italy (Cnr-Iriss) in Naples (and online as well)\, the volume “Dialogues between port and city in the age of globalisation. Towards a multidisciplinary approach to port challenges of ports” will be presented. The book\, the 12th in the “Research and Documentation” series of the Aldo Della Rocca Foundation\, is edited by Barbara Bonciani\, Port Councillor for the Municipality of Livorno\, member of both the Governing Board and the Scientific Committee of RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, Luisa Bordato\, Responsible of the Confcommercio Treviso Study Centre\, coordinator of the RETE “Advanced Nodes”\, and Eleonora Giovene di Girasole\, researcher at CNR-IRISS\, scientific secretary of RETE. \nThe book explores the theme of port cities with new approaches and perspectives\, with the aim of stimulating a constructive debate involving the academic world\, policy makers and stakeholders on the new challenges posed by the process of economic globalisation to ports and the effects they generate on maritime communities. Four macro-themes of research are discussed: “Urban transformations\, culture and society”\, “Governance\, economy and social responsibility”\, “Technological innovation\, sustainability and resilience” and “Reception\, migration and cultural contamination”\, tackled through both a theoretical and pragmatic approach. In each chapter of the book\, the authors address the issues in a multidisciplinary way\, both from a theoretical point of view and through emblematic cases concerning different port cities. \nThe book ends with some questions addressed to privileged witnesses – stakeholders from the world of ports and research – with the aim of updating and deepening themes addressed in the various contributions. The overarching objective is to define a future vision\, in which the city-port system is meant as a sustainable “ecosystem” oriented towards development processes\, both innovative\, cultural and creative\, and based on the circular economy\, also taking into account the intercultural intertwining typical of the city-port. \nThe presentation will begin with institutional greetings from Massimo Clemente\, Director of CNR-IRISS and Scientific Director of RETE\, who will have the pleasure of introducing Teófila Martínez\, President of RETE\, and Gian Aldo Della Rocca\, President of the Aldo Della Rocca Foundation. \nThe seminar\, introduced and moderated by Rosario Pavia of the Port Community of the National Institute of Urban Planning and member of the Scientific Committee of RETE\, will be the occasion for a discussion on the future of port cities with contributions from the editors Barbara Bonciani\, Luisa Bordato and Eleonora Giovene di Girasole\, some of the authors of the book including Nicola Martinelli\, Giuseppe d’Agostino\, Federica Montalto and Nicolò Montuori; Carola Hein; Giampaolo Vitali and Alga Danila Foschi; Maria Cerreta and Stefania Regalbuto; Olimpia Ferrara and Alessandro Panaro; Pietro Spataro; Fortuna Procentese and Caterina Arcidiacono; Alessandro Mazzola. \nThe conclusions will be drawn by Umberto Masucci\, President of The International Propeller Club\, Alessandro Castagnaro\, President of Aniai and Professor at the Department of Architecture of the University of Naples Federico II\, and Edoardo Cosenza\, Councillor for Infrastructures at Naples City Council and Professor at the Department of Engineering of the University of Naples Federico II \nResources \nProgramme: Programma_Dialoghi tra porto e città nell’epoca della globalizzazione_ \nStreaming: https://bit.ly/39eaYPW
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/presentation-of-the-book-dialogues-between-port-and-city-in-the-age-of-globalisation-for-a-multidisciplinary-approach-to-port-challenges/?lang=en
LOCATION:Instituto de Investigación sobre Servicios y Innovación para el Desarrollo del Consejo Nacional de Investigación de Italia (CNR-IRISS)\, Sala Convegni CNR IRISS\, via Cardinale Guglielmo Sanfelice\, 8\, Nápoles\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Conferences,Events,Official Meetings,Webinars Seminars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220512T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220512T173000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Seminar 'The social crisis in port cities after the global crisis'
DESCRIPTION:On Thursday 12 May\, starting at 3 p.m.  CET\, the seminar “The social crisis in port cities after the global crisis” will take place in Livorno at the Cisternino di Città\, organised by RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, together with the Municipality of Livorno and the Institute for Research on Innovation and Services for Development of the National Research Council of Italy (Cnr-Iriss). \nThird appointment of the webinar cycle “Reading the complexity Port-City | The challenges of port cities after the pandemic in a multiscalar perspective”\, this seminar\, broadcasted in streaming on the YouTube channel of the Municipality of Livorno (http://www.bit. ly/3bqGyaD)\, will focus on the situation of strong social tension that Italian ports are experiencing today\, due to various factors including\, on the one hand\, the socio-economic effects produced by Covid 19 and the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on port cities and territories\, and on the other hand\, the global dynamics concerning maritime transport (naval gigantism\, oligopoly and vertical integration of port terminalism) which have changed the organisation of work and generated uncertainty. These concerns have\, in some contexts\, been compounded by other factors\, unrelated to port issues\, but which have found a privileged space for expression in ports\, as in the case of the claims of the no-vax movements. \nPorts\, which act as strategic and driving factors for the country’s economy\, during the pandemic crisis have shown vulnerabilities of social interest that have not been immediately understood and interpreted. \nIn this context\, the seminar proposes to address the theme of “social issue” and work in ports and port cities within a framework of knowledge as complete as possible. Starting from the current situation of work in ports\, the initiative intends to highlight\, on the one hand\, the role of ports in terms of social stability of the cities and territories in which they are located and\, on the other one\, the effects generated by the global dynamics on the economic and social fabric of the ports themselves. \nThe debate will be moderated by Barbara Bonciani\, Councillor for Port and Port-City Integration of the Municipality of Livorno\, member of the Government Council and of the Scientific Committee of RETE\, and Massimo Clemente\, Director of CNR-IRISS and Scientific Director of RETE. \nSpeakers will include: \nAndrea Appetecchia\, Head of the Logistics and Goods Transport Observatory ISFORT – Higher Education and Research Institute for Transport \nMonica Bellandi\, port manager \nPaolo Dario\, former Vice-Chancellor for Third Mission at Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna\, Pisa\, Director of Artes 4.0 \nLuciano Guerrieri\, President of the Port System Authority (AdSP) of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea \nFrancesco Mariani\, President of the Trieste Port Employment Agency\, Director of Ship Mag \nLeonardo Piccini\, Researcher IRPET – Regional Institute for Economic Planning of Tuscany region. \nThe day will continue at Sala Ferretti – Fortezza Vecchia where\, at 6.30 p.m. CET\, as part of the initiative promoted by the Propeller Club Port of Leghorn\, will be presented the volume “Dialogues between port and city in the era of globalization – For a multidisciplinary approach to port challenges”\, edited by Barbara Bonciani\, Eleonora Giovene di Girasole and Luisa Bordato. \nAgenda: Locandina_12 Seminario “La crisi sociale nelle città di porto dopo la crisi globale” \nFollow the event in streaming: http://www.bit.ly/3bqGyaD \nVideo webinar “The geoeconomic\, social and legal challenges of port cities after the pandemic”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_-sZRnvO6U \nVideo seminar “Gli global geoeconomic scenario and local dynamics”:
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/seminar-the-social-crisis-in-port-cities-after-the-global-crisis/?lang=en
LOCATION:Livorno presso Cisternino di Città Largo Cisternino di Città\, 13 – Livorno\, Livorno\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Events,Webinars Seminars
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220420T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220420T173000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Seminar "Global geo-economic scenarios and local dynamics".
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday April 20\, from 3.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m CET\, the seminar “Global geo-economic scenarios and local dynamics” will be held at the Research Institute on Innovation and Development Services in Naples.  This initiative falls within the webinars cycle “Reading Port City complexity | The challenges of port cities after the pandemic in a multiscalar perspective”. \nOrganised by RETE – International Association for the Collaboration between Ports and Cities\, together with CNR IRISS and the Municipality of Livorno\, the seminar aims to promote\, through an exchange of knowledge and visions between the scientific community\, businesses\, associations and institutions\, a structured dialogue to foster the resolution of the conflicts that characterize port cities in the post-covid scenario. \nThe pandemic has highlighted the distorting effects produced on the market by the oligopoly: phenomena such as the blank sailing\, the dizzying increase in sea freight rates\, the lack of empty containers etc. are the obvious and tangible signs of this phenomenon. The impact of the pandemic on international trade has been relevant\, with a significant increase in the demand for products from China\, which has not been accompanied by a recovery in imports from the Asian country of the same tenor. The resulting shortage of containers for export to the rest of the world led to an exponential increase in container freight prices\, which became unsustainable for European and US importers. In a time of global economic crisis\, the oligopoly has favoured advantages for only one party. \nIn this complex scenario\, local dynamics and\, specifically\, the challenge of port cities’regeneration take on renewed significance. Starting from a renewed “green blue” culture\, new urban visions can be built\, oriented towards the well-being of the city-port-territory-community system. \nAfter the institutional greetings by Andrea Annunziata\, President of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea Port Authority\, and Edoardo Cosenza\, Councillor for Infrastructure\, Mobility and Civil Protection of the Municipality of Naples\, the debate will begin\, moderated by Massimo Clemente\, Director of CNR-IRISS and Scientific Director of RETE\, and Barbara Bonciani\, Councillor for the port and port-city integration of the Municipality of Livorno\, member of both the Management Board and the Scientific Committee of RETE. \nSpeakers will include: Salvatore Capasso\, Director of CNR-Ismed – Institute for Mediterranean Studies; Maria Cerreta\, Coordinator of the Master in Sustainable Planning and Design of Port Areas\, University of Naples Federico II\, member of the Scientific Committee of RETE ; Figen Ayan\, President of MedCruise – Association of Mediterranean Cruise Ports; Angelo D’Amato\, Perseveranza S.p.A.; Umberto Masucci\, President of the International Propeller Club Port of Naples;  Maria Paradiso\, Professor of economic and political geography\, University of Naples Federico II. \nTo attend the event in person\, it is necessary to register by sending an email to registration.event@iriss.cnr.it\, to be in possession of a green pass and to wear an FFP2 mask. \nThe seminar will also be streamed on RETE’s YouTube channel \nDownload the programme \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/seminar-global-geo-economic-scenarios-and-local-dynamics/?lang=en
LOCATION:Instituto de Investigación sobre Innovación y Servicios para el Desarrollo\, Via Cardinale Gugliemo Sanfelice\, 8\, Nápoles\, 80129\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20220324T150000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20220324T180000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
CREATED:20220321T152515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220401T153415Z
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SUMMARY:Presentación del libro "Diálogos entre puerto y. ciudad en la era de la globalización Para un enfoque multidisciplinar de los retos portuarios"
DESCRIPTION:El jueves 24 de marzo\, a partir de las 15.00 horas CET\, se presentará el volumen “Diálogos entre puerto y ciudad en la era de la globalización. Para un enfoque multidisciplinar de las cuestiones de actualidad”. \nEl libro\, que es el duodécimo de la serie “Investigación y Documentación” de la Fundación italiana Aldo Della Rocca\, organización sin ánimo de lucro para estudios urbanísticos\, está editado por Barbara Bonciani\, concejala Puerto e Integración Puerto-Ciudad del Ayuntamiento de Livorno\, miembro de la Junta y del Comité Científico de RETE; Luisa Bordato\, directora del Centro de Estudios de Confcommercio de Treviso (Confederación General Italiana de Empresas\, Actividades Profesionales y Autónomos) y coordinadora de los Nodos Avanzados de RETE\, y Eleonora Giovene di Girasole\, investigadora del Instituto de Investigación sobre Innovación y Servicios para el Desarrollo (IRISS) del Consejo Nacional de Investigación de Italia (CNR) y miembro del Comité Científico de RETE. \nSe podrá seguir el evento en streaming en el enlace: https://www.iriss.cnr.it/streaming24032022 \n \nEl libro\, que ha sido reconocido como de gran interés cultural por el Ministerio italiano de Bienes y Actividades Culturales y Turismo\, tiene como objetivo explorar los retos del desarrollo portuario y la importancia de la relación ciudad-puerto en la dinámica del desarrollo urbano\, económico y social mediante un enfoque multidisciplinar. El objetivo del libro es estimular un debate constructivo en el que participen académicos\, responsables políticos y partes interesadas sobre los retos que plantea el proceso de globalización económica al mundo de los puertos\, desde la economía circular\, la resiliencia\, la energía\, la innovación\, la urbanización hasta las cuestiones de gobernanza. El volumen se enriquece con las contribuciones de numerosos miembros del Comité Científico de RETE: Maria Cerreta\, Laura Cimaglia\, Massimo Clemente\, Maria Fabrizia Clemente\, Joan Colldecarrera\, Roberto Converti\, Gaia Daldanise\, Carola Hein\, Matteo Ignaccolo.
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/presentacion-del-libro-dialogos-entre-puerto-y-ciudad-en-la-era-de-la-globalizacion-para-un-enfoque-multidisciplinar-de-los-retos-portuarios/?lang=en
LOCATION:Consejo Nacional de Investigación\, Sala Marconi\, Piazzale Aldo Moro\, Roma\, Piazzale Aldo Moro\, Roma\, Italia
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211202
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211205
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
CREATED:20211109T072515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220421T100104Z
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SUMMARY:International experts in port-city integration meet at the 35th RETE Meeting\, from 2 to 4 December in Delft (Netherland
DESCRIPTION:November 26\, 2021. Experts in port-city integration will participate next week\, from December 2nd to 4th\, in the 35th RETE Meeting\, that will be held in the Dutch city of Delft. \nUnder the slogan “ Reorganization of the territory of the port city: population\, planning and participation”\, this event is part of the environment of PortCityFutures\, a research center of three Dutch universities focused on the space\, society and culture of the territories of port cities. The meeting also coincides with a meeting of UFM\, an intergovernmental institution that brings together 42 countries to promote dialogue and cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean region. \nRETE will bring together during these days the experiences of academics and professionals who work on the role that port cities can play in global challenges\, especially in relation to the integration of common spaces and resources. This international association\, made up of port institutions\, universities and professional organizations\, manages an international network of port cities and ports\, focused on three areas of preferential action: teaching\, research and dissemination. \nThis 35th Meeting will host the General Assembly of RETE\, prior to a program in which representatives of the ports and cities of Rotterdam\, Valencia\, Livorno and Naples (Italy) will participate; Ferhat Abbas University of Algeria; and University of Manouba\, Tunisia\, among others. \nThe president of RETE\, Teófila Martínez\, assures that “it is necessary to conceive new spatial\, sociocultural and political tools that allow learning and shared creation\, as well as communication to stimulate strategic thinking and forge a realistic dialogue between stakeholders in the territories of a port city”. \nThe program and contents of this meeting\, in which PortCityFutures\, UFM and TU Delft University collaborate\, can be consulted in full at the following link: 35 RETE Meeting \nAbout RETE:  \nRETE is an international non-profit organization interested in promoting collaboration between ports and cities\, in analyzing and interpreting the dynamics and phenomena that manifest themselves in their relationships\, in exploring their horizons and in drawing visions and strategies that contribute to building their future. \nCommunication. Jesús de Sobrino. + 34 625023034. comunicacion@retedigital.org
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/retooling-the-port-city-territory-people-planning-and-participation/?lang=en
LOCATION:Delft\, Delft\, Netherlands
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211015T093000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211015T123000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Conference “Motril\, open port”
DESCRIPTION:Teófila Martínez Saiz\, President of RETE and President of the Port Authority of the Bay of Cadiz\, and José García Fuentes\, President of the Port Authority of Motril – Granada\, are pleased to invite you to the Conference “Motril\, open port”\, which will take place on 15 October\, from 9:30 to 12:30\, as hybrid event\, in person (Assembly Hall of the Blue Building\, Port of Motril) and online. \nThe day will be divided into three stages: after the official opening with the institutional greetings of the two presidents and Luisa María García Chamorro\, Mayoress of Motril\, a first conference will follow in which Francisco José González-Mendez\, Director of the Port Authority of Motril\, will discuss the integration of port activity in the urban environment “Motril Puerto Abierto”. \nIn the second conference\, Prof. Juana Sanchez\, University of Malaga\, and Prof. Dr. Alejandro Grindlay\, University of Granada\, will deal with port-city connection strategies. \nThe third and last session of the day will be devoted to the presentation of successful experiences in the port-city relationship\, in a dialogue moderated by Mercedes Navarrete Avilés\, IDEAL journalist\, with the participation of Marta Villalonga\, Head of Cabinet of the Port Authority of Valencia and Martín Fernández\, President of the Port Authority of A Coruña. \nIf you are interested in participating in the conference\, please register before 8 October at the following link: https://bit.ly/3F4zwGp \nThe streaming of the event will be available on the YouTube Channel of the APM at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/user/puertodemotril \nDownload the programme \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/conference-motril-open-port/?lang=en
LOCATION:Puerto de Motril\, Salón de actos del Edificio Azul\, Rotonda de las Fuerzas Armadas s/n\, Motril\, España\, Motril\, Spagna
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211013T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20211013T170000
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Participation of RETE at Blue Economy Summit (13-16 October 2021)
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday 13 October Massimo Clemente\, Director of CNR IRISS and Scientific Director of RETE\, and Maria Cerreta\, Professor of Quantity Surveying and Evaluation at the Department of Architecture (DiARC) of the University of Naples Federico II\, and member of the Scientific Committee of RETE\, will take part in Blue Economy Summit\, which will be held from 13 to 16 October at the Genova Blue District. \nThe initiative\, sponsored by RETE and CNR IRISS\, aims at raising awareness on the development\, employment and vocational training opportunities deriving from the Blue Economy\, which will play a strategic role in the recovery phase for Genoa and\, more generally\, for cities and territories with a maritime vocation\, in order to overcome the economic setback recorded in the post-pandemic period. \nThrough a series of events such as conferences\, workshops\, informative events and networking initiatives\, the fourth edition of the Blue Economy Summit aims to promote the synergy between local processes and scientific\, technical and entrepreneurial resources for the creation of skills\, research\, technology transfer and sustainable innovation in the Blue Economy. \nAfter the opening session\, Maria Cerreta will present the activities of the Second Level Master Course in Sustainable Planning and Design of Port Areas of the Department of Architecture (DiARC) Federico II\, of which she is coordinator\, which has activated a thesis workshop with the aim of exploring the potential of the circular city model applied to the city-port system\, with attention to the specificities of the context and the opportunities that can be generated. The contribution will be an opportunity to share an example of the experiments carried out. \nThis intervention will be followed in the afternoon by the lecture by Massimo Clemente\, who will present a methodology for investigating the Campania regional coastline based on the vision from the sea\, which considers the land-sea system in its unity of marine and coastal landscape. The sea-coast-ports and maritime culture system constitutes a “maritime cultural landscape”\, understood as a common good. This implies both the need to involve urban and maritime communities in its care and protection\, and the attempt to activate them for the construction of a collaborative governance model for the city-port relationship. \nAmong the macro-themes addressed in the three-day event: \n\nDevelopment prospects of the Port of Genoa\nRedevelopment and enhancement of the waterfront of the port areas and the coastline\nEnvironment and sustainability of the maritime ecosystem: ideas\, safeguard paths involving the protagonists of the Blue economy\nDevelopment of nautical sports and new models for the sustainable use of the sea resource\nThe re-launch of tourism coming from and for the sea\nA sea of opportunities: start-ups and open innovation in the blue economy sector\n\nRegistration \nProgramme \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/participation-of-rete-at-blue-economy-summit-13-16-october-2021/?lang=en
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211013
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211016
DTSTAMP:20260419T151955
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SUMMARY:Participation of RETE to Green Blue Days (13-15 October 2021)
DESCRIPTION:RETE is a partner of Green Blue Days\, a multiannual project-event for systemic sustainability\, structured in the form of workshops and talks where you can listen and share experiences\, propose solutions\, study action plans to integrate the culture of Green and Blue in all aspects of life. The first edition\, under the scientific coordination of the CNR IRISS\, will take place in Naples at the monumental complex of San Domenico Maggiore from 13 to 15 October 2021. \nOn Thursday 14th October RETE will be present at TALK 16 “Eco-system port city RETE: community\, logistics\, work and ports”. The destiny of the ports is inseparable from that of the cities and territories in which they are located. Never before have cities and ports been called upon to face common challenges\, the outcome of which will depend to a large extent on the will to undertake programmes and actions aimed at shared objectives of competitiveness and social cohesion\, that is to say the capacity to recognise and act as a single community. Circular economy\, resilience\, urbanisation\, digitalisation and innovation are open fronts for the ports of the present and the near future\, which affect urban contexts and reference territories in a synergic and strategic manner. These are challenges that must be tackled with innovative management tools and methods based on extended governance models\, capable of fostering a more profitable operational relationship between the parties. \nThe session will be moderated by Barbara Bonciani\, Councillor of the Port Authority of Livorno\, member of the Governing Council and of the Scientific Committee of RETE. Participants will include: Massimo Clemente\, Director of CNR Iriss and RETE Scientific Committee; Mario Sommariva\, President of Adsp Mar Ligure Orientale; Laura Cimaglia\, Vice President of Med Cruise and member of the RETE SC; Matteo Ignaccolo\, University of Catania\, RETE SC; Guido Benassai\, Parthenope University; Giampaolo Vitali\, CNR Ircres; Arturo Capasso\, University of Sannio; Paolo Dario\, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna\, Pisa; Michele A. D’Alessandro – ARCA Scientific Responses Programme \nTo participate in the Green Blue Days\, please register on the project website https://greenbluedays.it or send an email to info@greenbluedays.it. \nStreaming on the Facebook page of Green Blue Days: https://www.facebook.com/greenbluedays \n  \nVideo\n\nhttps://fb.watch/93fcGrF00k/\nhttps://fb.watch/8YSwzEDqOn/\n\nGallery
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/participation-of-rete-to-green-blue-days-13-15-october-2021/?lang=en
LOCATION:San Domenico Maggiore\, Piazza San Domenico Maggiore\, Napoli\, Napoli\, 80100\, Italy
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210824
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210827
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SUMMARY:Ciudades Sanas 2030
DESCRIPTION:Rinio Bruttomesso\, founder and former President of RETE\, and Roberto Converti\, current Vice-President of RETE\, will participate in the 5th Cycle of “Healthy Cities 2030”\, specially dedicated to Water Cities\, where experiences from 9 cities in Europe and Latin America will be shared on 24 and 26 August. \nThis cycle of events\, under the patronage of UN-HABITAT\, is part of the City and Communication programme of the Fundación Ciudades 2030 Ciudades en Movimiento Cities 2030 (Foundation Healthy Cities 2030-Cities in Movement) \, aimed at promoting public\, private and citizen dialogue on various urban\, economic\, social\, environmental and cultural issues that impact the development of cities and citizenship with a view to 2030. To this end\, Healthy Cities 2030 has developed its central theme\, from reflection and analysis to the generation of actions\, commitments and alliances to be shared and implemented in the design of urban and citizen policies and actions that the Foundation will promote\, together with the collaborative and cooperation networks that are thus generated. \nThe webinar is meant to debate the new strategic role of water for cities and local communities in relation to the crucial challenges of our present and future\, firstly that of climate change and environmental transformations. At the same time\, speakers will discuss how water can be a source of opportunities for sustainable development\, innovation\, culture and\, above all\, for people’s health and well-being. In particular\, Rinio Bruttomesso will present the experiences of Venice and Zaragoza\, with a proposal that renews the new strategic role of water for sustainable development and the permanent need to communicate its value. Roberto Converti will share the experience of Santa Fe\, presenting the plan for the reconversion of the waterfront. \nProgramme\nVideo Day 1: https://fb.watch/7ErTQJys-b/ \nVideo Day 2: https://fb.watch/7IePhxY7cK/ \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/ciudades-sanas-2030/?lang=en
LOCATION:CONCEPCIÓN – Chile\, CONCEPCIÓN\, CONCEPCIÓN\, Chile
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20210705T150000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20210705T190000
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SUMMARY:ZEE: an opportunity for the development of southern Italy (05/07/2021)
DESCRIPTION:On Monday 5 July\, from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.  Massimo Clemente\, Director of the RETE Scientific Committee\, will participate in the webinar “SEZs: an opportunity for the development of Southern Italy”. \nAndrea Annunziata\, President of the Port System Authority of the Central Tyrrhenian Sea\, will also participate in the webinar\, organised by the Association of Chartered Accountants of Naples in collaboration with the Working Group on the Economics of the Sea of the National Council of Chartered Accountants and Certified Accountants. \nThe initiative is conceived as an opportunity to discuss the development potential offered by special economic zones\, capable of contributing to the creation of favourable conditions for the development of the productive fabric\, promoting the development of activities already present in the area and attracting the establishment of new companies and new investments. \nMore details on registration and streaming at the following link: https://bit.ly/3hcEZB4 \nDownload the Programme \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/zee-an-opportunity-for-the-development-of-southern-italy-05-07-2021/?lang=en
CATEGORIES:Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Rome:20210627T163000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Rome:20210627T180000
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SUMMARY:Conference SGI – RETE Which governance for the future of the Italian. Ports 27 June 2021
DESCRIPTION:On Tuesday 15 June\, from 4.30 pm\, the conference “Which governance for the future of the Italian ports”\, organised by the Italian Geographic Society and RETE\, will be held online. The initiative aims to assess how the recent evolution of port governance allows to innovate the ability to respond to the challenges of the maritime scenarios in the Mediterranean and global context. \nThe conference will be opened by Claudio Cerreti\, President of SGI\, and Massimo Clemente\, Director of the Institute for Research on Innovation and Services for Development of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR IRISS) and Scientific Director of RETE. \nThis will be followed by Stefano Soriani\, Professor of Economic-Political Geography at the Department of Economics\, Ca’ Foscari University\, Venice\, member of the Scientific Committee of RETE. \nThe meeting will be attended by Zeno D’Agostino\, President of the Eastern Adriatic Sea Port System Authority; Luciano Guerrieri\, President of the Northern Tyrrhenian Sea Port System Authority and Luca Sisto\, General Manager of Confitarma\, the Italian Shipowners’ Confederation. \nModerating the debate and concluding the proceedings will be Paolo Sellari\, Professor of Political and Economic Geography at the Department of Political Science\, Sociology and Communication of the Sapienza University of Rome\, and since 2014 Director of the Master in Geopolitics and Global Security at the same university. \n 
URL:https://retedigital.org/event/conference-sgi-rete-which-governance-for-the-future-of-the-italian-ports-27-june-2021/?lang=en
LOCATION:Port Authority of Huelva\, Av. Real Sociedad Colombina Onubense\, 8a\, 21001 Huelva\, Spagna\, Huelva\, 21001\, Spagna
CATEGORIES:Events
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