Venice - APICE

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Venice - APICE

A.P.I.C.E.
Common Mediterranean strategy and local practical
Actions for the mitigation of Port, Industries and
Cities Emissions
The study area of Venice
ARPA Veneto and Veneto Region
Kick off meeting
Marseille, 8th July 2010
Programme cofinancé par le Fonds
Européen de Développment Régional
Programme cofinanced by the
European Regional Development Fund
Partner’s background: ARPA Veneto
ARPAV is a public body founded in 1996. The goal of the Agency is to control and preserve
the environment in order to help the identification and mitigation of risks to humans and
to the environment. Its principal activities are:
controlling pollution sources (e.g. industrial emissions, waste, radiation);
monitoring of the state of the environment, particularly air quality, water, and soil;
preventing risk factors and promoting an education aimed at favouring life styles, which
respect the environment.
Role in APICE: Leader Partner and the scientific body in charge of investigating the impact
of emission sources situated in the Venetian area by means of air quality measurements and
source apportionment modelling studies
Partner’s background: Veneto Region
Veneto Region – Spatial planning and Parks department has the aim to protect and
manage the regional territory to assure a balanced development and to improve regional
competitiveness while mitigating the climate change effects.
The Regional Coordination Spatial Plan (PTRC) is the roadmap for the development of local,
provincial and urban plans in accordance with the regional socio-economic programming
Department’s tasks are:
• design strategies to address regional spatial planning in coordination with the Provinces;
• european project management and promotion of best practices in the field of spatial
planning, urban and environmental quality;
• coordination, management and valorisation of regional parks and protected areas of Veneto
Role in APICE: own the results of land-base and shipping pollutin sources in the lagoon to
address development strategies in the Venice port area, in the urban settlements nearby the
port and in the wider area (Venice’s backyard towards Padua city)
The project area: Eastern Veneto, Venice lagoon and the Port
Eastern Veneto Region, characterized by polycentric
development, one urban corridor (Venice-MestrePadova) and large infrastructures (port, airports and
highways)
Venice lagoon, extended 550 kmq; litoral extension: 60
km characterized by high urban density along the coasts
and fragile environmental and cultural heritage
Venice port, with 13 commercial terminal, 10 industrial
and 1 passengers. Heavy impact on the economic
activities of the whole area (cargos, touristic cruises,
shipyards etc..)
The port in the dense context of Veneto Region
European Regional
Development
Fund
Strategic
project of
the Balancer between
Venice and Padua, Regional Plan, 2009
The project area: the port located inside the Venice lagoon
Venice Lagoon, between anthropogenic
uses and environmental dynamics
Lagoon surface: 550 kmq; Littoral extension: 60 km
Water surface: 82%; Average depth: 1,2 m; Land surface: 8%;
Mud flats: 10%
Salt marshes: 70 kmq;
Canals Network: 1580 km;
Surface of the drainage basin: 2000 kmq
Population of Venice, Padova and Treviso: 1.500.000 inhabitants
Tourists presences in Venice ( night spent 2008): 21.000.000
4.3 Discussion - Institutional complexity: the apparatus of government
Administrative subdivision by
Regional Law 11/04,
Lagoon Border, Law 366/1963
Morphological Plan, Venice
Water Autority
Areal Plan of the VeniceLagoon
PALAV, 1995, by Veneto Region
Regional Plan, Provincial
Masterplan, Municipalities
Masterplan
Plan to restore water quality on
the Lagoon Basin, 2000
The project area: Venice Port – numbers of 2009
•Total Area 20 Kmq – 2.000 ha
•30km of mooring quay
•About 300km network of road and
rail
• 13 commercial terminal, 10
industrial and 1 passengers
•ESPO RES statistics 2009
Traffic
General cargo
Dry bulk
Liquid bulk
TOTAL
TEU
Number of Vessel
Number of passengers
Total tonnage
7.186.540
6.328.905
11.674.399
25.189.844
369.474
4.294
1.888.670
Problems and challenges of the project area
-Lagoon environment and Venice cultural
heritage constraints require detailed
knowledge to draw the best scenario for
sustainable development. This involves:
The port and the city of Venice:
First home port of the Mediterranean Sea
1,4 million passengers
-Cohexistence within the city of Venice of
the home port, and transit inside the
historical city main channels
-Design of a functional and efficient
localization of port activities within the
Venice lagoon context, in the frame of
environmental compatibility assessment
and reduction of air pollution
-Two concrete actions:
-Extension of the “Blue flag” agreement
(short term)
-Cold ironing (long term)
Problems and challenges of the project area
Port expansion perspectives: from the inland towards the sea, and viceversa
Infrastructures, Port Authority Triennal Plan 20082008-2011, 2008
Port in Regional Plan forecasts, 2009
Expected concrete impacts of APICE in the project area
• Guidance to drive port-district expansion in the frame of Regional Masterplan (PTRC),
strategic plan Venice – Padua and coastal urban plans;
• Promotion of agreements to mitigate emissions of docked-vessels in front of Venice
• Coordination with the sectorial plans (eg. Air-quality and water-quality regional plans);
Modelling, monitoring and
assessment should work together
to build effective and efficient
policies of mitigation, adaptation
and reduction of emissions (WP5)
Presentation of the project team: ARPA Veneto
Salvatore Patti, Project manager
Francesca Liguori,
expert in modelling
Antonella Spolaore, Financial Manager
Lucia da Rugna,
Financial and administrative topics
Aurelio Latella,
Expert in aerosol monitoring
Silvia Pillon, expert in Chemical Transport
Models
Laura Susanetti,
expert in Emission Inventory
Presentation of the project team: Veneto Region
Tiziana Quaglia, project manager
Marco Meggiolaro and Chiara Licata, EURIS, advisory
Pierpaolo Campostrini, CORILA Managing director, EU Marine
Integrated policy, environmental research issues, stakeholder participation,
public administration involvement
Matteo Morgantin, CORILA, data processing
Elena Gissi, Iuav University of Venice, Urban Planning

Venice - APICE

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