Dive into Sea-ing Africa, a pioneering initiative uniting experts exploring the intricate nexus of land- and sea-based infrastructure development, examining how shipping and transport networks intersect with local communities!

Read more here: bit.ly/3ODdAIJ

New blog piece!

Silvia Sivo attended the AIVP 2023 conference in Venice and wrote her review on it! She highlighting the the delicate balance needed for sustainable port development among others!

Read more here: bit.ly/3SqU0BJ
#Sustainability

New year, New Newsletter!

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Last blog of the year!!!🎉

Realizing the development problems of port city of Callao in Peru by Bryan Castillo Dávila.

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#Peru #Sustainability

New Blog!! 📖

PhD Candidate of TUDelft, Gong_Zhang, has written about the industrial heritage of Shanghai!

Read more 💡 : bit.ly/40UedTq

Picture credits: lnkd.in/efCdFfan

#heritage #industrial #shanghai

New Blog 📜 !

Assistant professor from TUDelft university, dr Johan Ninan, discusses the relation between sustainability and infrastructure megaprojects!

📖 Read more: bit.ly/3Ss3cpU

#Sustainability #UN #SDGs #sustainableconstruction

Dive into the fascinating world of map-based research in our latest author spotlights. Discover innovative spatial analysis techniques and witness how maps visualize the future for port cities.
Yvonne van Mil BK TUDelft Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Program for PortCityFutures
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'Corridors Vert' : Interview avec Christine Rigby, Responsable de l’action climatique et de la qualité de l’air
Port of Vancouver
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Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Program for PortCityFutures

New Blog Post!

The divergent development of twin port cities of Sekondi-Takoradi by Carlien Donkor!

Read the blog post here:bit.ly/3MdkCCZ

This Friday our monthly meeting will take place at Leiden University!

Dr. Alex Vailati will explore the the Suape port complex through images and audiovisual recordings, with the focus on imposed poetics and temporalities.

Read more: bit.ly/48TlO8b

Great work!

GIZ KAS Regional Program Political Dialogue South MED @Coopr_InterAMB İzmir Büyükşehir Belediyesi Commune de Tanger commune tetouan Leiden-Delft-Erasmus Program for PortCityFutures Ville de Marseille Dubrovnik Croatia The event “Coastal Cities along the Mediterranean: governance strategies for port -city interactions” includes a visit to Marina Tangier to understand the transformation project of Port de Tanger: example of city-port governance resulting in generating public space for citizens.

Well done John Hanna!

Shipping canals: Where economic growth and environmental concerns collide.

Our new #openaccess issue discusses the tension between economic growth and environmental concerns in the context of shipping canals (🧵).

Issue: shorturl.at/pAFGS

Carola Hein Paul van de Laar

PortCityFutures is delighted to announce the new online course titled 'Water Systems Design: Learning from the Past for Resilient Water Futures.'

Interested? Course starts 27 September 2023, and you can enroll here:
bit.ly/3pKbj5i

PortCityFutures and TU Delft, together with nai010 publishers, are organizing the official launch of the Atlas. During this evening, the Atlas will be used to stimulate a dialogue with various experts and decision makers.

05 Oct, 19:30-20:00
Read More: bit.ly/3sYvxd0

Our Exhibition: Water Discovery Lab is back for a second run during the Maritiem Festival and the Wereld Haven Dagen!

Come visit us on the Zeemeeuw to explore the different aspects of living and building with water in the Delta.

Carola Hein Wereldhavendagen Rotterdam Maritiem Museum

💬 New Blog!

In Ireland, a Green Party Minister challenges the
plans for the expansion of Dublin Port. Researcher Colm Murray analyses the implications of this clash of visions about the future of this port as a node in the global trade system.
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After a nice summer break our monthly meetings are back! This Friday two interesting sessions will take place with Dr. Ingrid Mulder and Amin Maghsoudi.

Read more here:
bit.ly/3ZhoCYn
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📣New Blog!

‘Byblos, The World’s Most Ancient Port City’ closed on 12.03.23. Using the narrative of maritime commodity transport, the exhibition reflected essential indicators of a port-city. Still, since our visit, we question if this was all.
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