Train-the-end-users event description (in Spain, Greece and the Pan-EU event)

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23.Nov.23
10:30 hrs.
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The Train the End Users Event took place on March 21th in Αthens, with DAFNI as a host, and online with participants from all over the world. The hybrid training event brought together EU and international port stakeholders, as well as students and young professionals in the field of port decarbonization. Participants received practical guidance on how to apply these tools to their specific port contexts and were invited to share their feedback and suggestions to help improve the content and usability of the SEANERGY materials.

The discussion highlighted the critical relationship between port infrastructure and the economic, social, and spatial development of island cities. Experts emphasized the need for better inter-island connectivity, maritime spatial planning, and the integration of renewable energy solutions into port operations. The role of ports in shaping island landscapes was explored, with a focus on balancing development with sustainability. Addressing these challenges was seen as essential for fostering a sustainable blue economy.

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The modernization of island ports was another key topic, with discussions on enhancing digital and green infrastructure. Experts presented proposals for improving climate resilience and integrating innovative technologies. The importance of local cooperation in establishing innovation hubs to tackle island-specific challenges was also emphasized. Representatives from various island municipalities shared insights on port expansion, infrastructure integration, and the need for improved transportation links. The call for faster implementation of port Master Plans was a recurring theme.

Participants showed keen interest in training materials related to port management and sought clarification on their availability and adaptability. There was a positive reception to discussions about practical applications, particularly regarding modifying content for hands-on training. Overall, the session fostered engagement among municipal port fund representatives, university students, and maritime industry professionals, highlighting the shared commitment to advancing sustainable and efficient port development.

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