Carolina Navarro


Carolina Navarro holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from the Valencian Polytechnic University specialising in Industrial Management and Organisation. Her master thesis was focused on Change Management for Projects. She also is Master of Science in Ports Management and Intermodal Transport from the Comillas University (ICADE).
In 2007 she joined Fundacion Valenciaport as a Project Manager in Research, Development and Innovation. In 2019 she took a new responsibility on the organisation as Director of the City-Port Area, Mobility and Cruises Area. She has a wide experience in European and international projects as she has participated in a large number of projects as project manager and as an expert in maritime-port logistics and operations, urban transport, mobility and sustainable tourism.
 
She is also teacher in the Master of International Trade at the University of Valencia and in other courses and seminars conducted by the Interamerican Bank and the Distance Learning Foundation for the Economic and Technological Development (CEDDET).

All Sessions by Carolina Navarro

  • Day 2 June 9th, 2022


  • 12:45  - 13:45
    Mr. Konstantinos Zapounidis, Senior Project Manager, Pieriki Anaptixiaki & Researcher, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
    Ms. Carolina Navarro, Area Manager- Port-City, Cruises and Mobility, Valenciaport Foundation
    Mr. Nicola Camatti, Researcher, University Ca' Foscari Venice
    Ms. Barbara Sarnari, Vice-President, Svimed Centro Euromediterraneo per lo Sviluppo Sostenibile, on behalf of The Energy and Water Agency
    Mr. Fabio Bruno, Associate Professor, University of Calabria
    Mr. Stefano Mugnoz, Researcher, University of Camerino
    Moderates: Ms. Dora Papatheochari, Researcher, University of Thessaly

    The Interreg Med Sustainable Tourism Community has welcomed the continuation of a series of projects with the aim to transfer their outputs to more territories of the Mediterranean and beyond. These projects were provided with the opportunity to identify their most concrete outputs, the territories that would be willing to adopt these outputs, the replicability conditions for their adoption, implement them together with the receiving territories in order to incorporate them officially into their operational programmes. The recommendations emerging from the activities of the transferring projects are considered as practices of excellence in terms of transforming ideas, methods and tools into actions that the territories can easily adopt and implement.

    This panel centres on the experiences gathered by 6 transferring projects that the Med Sustainable Tourism Community welcomed one year ago and their work during this whole year for the transference of concrete tools and outputs to selected Mediterranean destinations.





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