Commitment 04Read more
Renewed Governance
Promote dialogue between the City and the Port within a renewed governance framework.
Adopting a land management policy that strikes a balance between urban uses and the active port, especially on the waterfront.
How can the right balance be struck between the spatial needs of the port and the city?
Regarding the interface between a port and a city, certain zoning requirements must be met to ensure safety, minimise noise and dust, manage traffic and deal with other aspects of port activities. These requirements often necessitate fast-building or temporary structures, which can be easily modified per future urban and port needs. Temporary uses are generally a transitional phase of a project and involve deploying “light” urban equipment, such as prefabricated or modular units that can be easily moved around. Modular structures can also be interesting for cruise terminals to adapt to future needs. Hence, Seville Port, where the cruise terminal was built in 15 days using old containers.
This good practice also includes objective 8.4 (Supporting the efforts of civil society to protect fauna and flora in the Port City territory) of the AIVP’s 2030 Agenda.
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