Morning session |
09:00 |
Registration of the participants |
09:30 |
Welcome speech by Vénétie Region, HARPE Vénétie, Venice Port Authority |
10:00 |
Supporting the sustainable growth of the Mediterranean harbor-cities. The EU politique to 2020, Daniela Gritti, European Commission, directorate-General for Maritime Affairs and Fisheries |
10:15 |
Costs and benefits for reducing ship pollution, the perspective of ship-owners towards innovation and competitiveness, Robert Ashdown, European Cruise Council |
10:30 |
In search of sustainable governance models for port cities : possibilities and constraints at the Programme level, Nuno Casimiro Vaz Silva, MED Programme |
10:45 |
Coffee break and press conference |
11:15 |
Summary of the scientific results achieved by SOMMET project, Salvatore Patti, HARPE Vénétie |
11:30 |
Towards common steps to curb emissions. The Transnational Strategy of SOMMET project, Elena Gissi, Vénétie Region |
11:45 |
Local strategies dans à snapshot : Barcelona, Genoa, Marseille, Thessaloniki, Venice |
12:45 |
Between economic growth and good environmental status : the way ahead for the Mediterranean cities. Conclusions by Pierpaolo Campostrini, CORILA |
13:00 |
Lunch (open to all participants) |
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Afternoon session |
14:30 |
Risks, challenges and mitigation actions en the SOMMET partners'aire : between the scientific findings and new governance models. Pitch presentations by all APICE pilot areas |
16:00 |
conclusion and aperitif |
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- Pierpaolo Campostrini, CORILA
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Jeudi prochain au Palais « Grandes Stations » de Venise se tiendra la conférence finale du projet européen SOMMET, qui représente le point conclusif de 30 mois de travail et vise à fournir « road map » partagée pour atténuer la pollution atmosphérique au fin d'améliorer la qualité de l'air dans les ports de la Méditerranée, en permettant de toute façon une croissance soutenable des territoires impliqués.
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