Social and Environmental Responsibility
The Group Port Adhoc has built a CSR policy based on 3 key principles
Certifications
The Yacht Marine Association’s Gold Anchor programme has been auditing marinas around the world for over 25 years. It is recognised as a standard of harbour excellence. All certification will have undergone a series of rigorous tests.
Created in 1987 as part of the Foundation for Environmental Education, the Blue Flag certification is one of the most recognised in the world for beaches, marinas and the nautical tourism sector, with a total of 4820 entities in 49 countries.
The European Clean Harbours certification is an Afnor label of environmental excellence in terms of marina management, which has existed since 2011. The ports in the Port Adhoc network are currently improving their practices to obtain this certification.
Technology
Intelligent terminals have been developed by Port Adhoc and its partner SICAME. They are connected to the port management software and allow better control of fluid consumption and better detection of faults.
Port Adhoc has deployed a full-web commercial management solution which is in production in all the ports of the network. It allows the digitisation of the harbourmaster’s office services and interconnection with the port’s equipment.
The racked boat storage model is sustainable because it takes up less space than a wet dock, racks are light and dismountable infrastructure, it also involves less maintenance for the boats (careening, painting, etc.) and it improves the durability of the boats and their equipment.
Cities
The development of Port Adhoc in France and abroad is linked to its cooperation with local actors. The teams work closely with public authorities, local businesses and associations on a daily basis on a variety of issues such as waste management, events or other services.
Free services for the Société Nationale de Sauvetage en Mer (SNSM), local artisanal fishing organisations, and associations for the preservation and promotion of heritage boats.
Marinas are key centres of professional and tourist activities on the coastline. Port Adhoc promotes the development of the infrastructures under its management by integrating the needs and expectations of the communities of which they are a part.
