In 2017, thanks to the collaboration with the Seabin Project, consisting of the installation of a revolutionary floating wastepaper basket that collects plastics from the sea, Port Adriano received an award from the Balearic Government for the best CSR initiative, being the first Seabin pilot port.
The collaboration agreement between Port Adriano and the Palma Aquarium Foundation actively promotes the conservation of the biodiversity of our seas and oceans. Three main lines of action have emerged from this agreement:
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Brought from London’s famous Carnaby Street, this exhibition in support of Project Zero aims to raise awareness of the problem of plastic dumping in our oceans. The exhibition has been made with plastic bottles, carafes, detergent containers… all collected from our seas, or made with 100% recycled and ecological materials, including paints.
Project Zero is an NGO that works for the protection of the oceans, with multiple projects around the world and important ambassadors. Click here to find out how you can help with just one gesture by changing your habits: www.weareprojectzero.org
Come and see it in Port Adriano during the summer months: www.portadriano.com/eventos/project-zero/
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In the year 2020, Port Adriano launches the Circular Economy Project, linked to ODS 12, 13 and 14.
Our objective is to work to guarantee sustainable patterns of consumption and production, implementing processes to avoid the loss of food, promote reuse and recycling, an ecological use of chemical products, the reduction of waste generation and the reduction of marine pollution.
Port Adriano’s strategic objectives in our circular economy approach are:
01. To promote the reduction of generated waste.
02. To increase the amount of waste that is recycled.
03. To create awareness about sustainability.
To learn more about this project and /or want to collaborate as an organization or individual contact us under: info@portadriano.com
In spite of the state of emergency declared by the Spanish Government due to COVID-19, our team of sailors are watching over the safety of the boats more than ever in these moments when their owners cannot. The maintenance staff works on preserving the facilities so that they remain in perfect conditions for when we can finally welcome you back.
The professionals authorized to work in accordance with the current legislation on the boats and in the boatyard must identify themselves at the entrance of the port. It is essential to comply with the health and safety measures recommended by the authorities.
The Supercor supermarket is open to the public. The rest of the commercial activity, as well as any multitudinous event, is restricted until further notice.
We very much regret this situation and hope to be able to return to normal as soon as possible.
Best wishes to everyone and see you soon.
As an entity responsible for the impacts that our decisions and activities cause in our society and in the ecosystem of our environment, in Port Adriano we have committed ourselves to contribute to the sustainable development of our area and to the well-being of the community that surrounds us through transparent and ethical environmental behaviour.
Since 2004 we have been certified internationally according to the ISO 9001 and 14001 standards, and in 2009 we were certified by EMAS, a European certificate that requires the most demanding standards of good environmental practices and legislative compliance, in addition to providing recognition that represents a commitment to continuous improvement for the benefit of our partners, users and our environment. The situation of the current pandemic has led us to assume our responsibility and to certify the Marina with the „Safe Tourism“ seal, as a guarantee for our visitors, workers and clients regarding the measures we have in place to ensure your health and safety.
This commitment and responsibility has led us to launch in this year 2020 a pioneering Project of Circular Economy in the marine industry of the Balearic Islands, linked to the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations (SDG Agenda 2030).
This Circular Economy Project aims to work as a lever to maximize the use of resources, minimize the generation of unusable waste and prevent pollution of the sea, combining environmental, economic and social.
Within the social framework, our organization works with the community, promoting information about the environment through educational activities aimed at children, collaborating with non-governmental organizations to help increase information and recycling of waste among port users and supporting charitable causes linked to the welfare and development of children and society.