Best practicesCreated on: 2 April 2026

Bremen (Germany): Info Center and “Time Machine” for Uberseestadt’s developments

Goal 4.1

"Guaranteeing better representation for all stakeholders – including civil society – in City Port decision-making bodies.

Challenge(s)

How can the port communicate with civil society about large-scale developments?

Best Practice

Clear and tangible communication can bring a project to life and help dispel the public’s impression of inertia in the port. Whether or not they are predictable or controllable, the difficulties encountered during large-scale development projects are numerous. These can make it hard for the population to foresee the completed product. For this reason, creative communication methods are essential to make everyone aware of the different steps of a project. In Bremen, an information centre showcases the port’s past and future.

This good practice also includes objective 4.1 (Guaranteeing better representation for all stakeholders – including civil society – in City Port decision-making bodies) of the AIVP’s 2030 Agenda.

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