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Ports of Lille, accompanied by its Innovation Coach, organized two workshops at the end of 2024. These workshops aimed to gather the expectations and needs of stakeholders connected to the waterway to build a shared collective vision....

At the beginning of April 2025, a partner meeting was held in the pilot area Nijmegen, focusing on the safe use of rivers. A jam-packed agenda with inspiring guest speakers from Rijkswaterstaat, TU Delft, and Leisure Land, and plenty of engaging workshops....

On March 5th and 6th, the AIVP working group River Port Cities, held its second workshop in the city of Seville (Spain), along with AIVP member the port of Seville. It was led by Noémi Mené, the AIVP referent for Connected River....

One of the key challenges in managing the Kleine Nete river is finding a way to effectively communicate with water users about the importance of preserving its ecosystem, rather than resorting to a kayak ban....

Exciting progress in our Connected River project! We've reached the halfway mark, and our first pilot areas are nearing the completion of their successful experiments. This means we're now transitioning to the upscaling phase....

Connected River partners join up with global ports and cities in Lisbon.During the last week of November, AIVP, a partner of the Connected River project organized its annual International Conference in Lisbon (Portugal). It brought together members of its network, Port and Local authorities, but als...

Following an interesting launch meeting in November 2023, the Connection and Reflection Group met again, this time in Antwerp during the Consortium Group meeting of the Connected River Project in October 2024....

The European project Connected River started in 2022 to achieve a safe and diverse use of waterways....