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Port Culture and Identity
Local port identity as a key asset for building a lasting relationship
Developing all types of promenades and other open spaces in City Port interface zones, to promote a better understanding of port and logistic activities.
How to sustainably manage waterfront heritage during a major renewal project ?
Preserving the heritage of ports and other valuable assets in former port zones can establish a bridge between a port city’s past and future, paving the way for collaborative development. To successfully integrate local communities and facilitate modern port development, it’s essential to carefully identify what constitutes a port’s heritage.
This good practice also includes objective 8.2 (Revising the status of port and City Port heritage to properly reflect the site’s historical significance) of the AIVP’s Agenda 2030.
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