Founder and principal consultant of Fidelis and former senior executive with CMPort (China Merchants Group) joins IAPH
It’s time to vote for your favourite #IAPH2026 Sustainability Awards projects!
With the finalists for this year’s awards selected by our expert jury, public voting is now open.
Your votes count towards 30% of the final scores, so your choices can make all the difference!
We allow everyone to vote once, by accessing our voting portal here.
Voting closes at Midnight CET on 2 October, with the winners being announced at the #IAPH2026 World Ports Conference Gala Dinner held at the world-famous Natural History Museum in London on the evening of 4 November.
Good luck everyone!
Our mission
The World Ports Sustainability Program aims to demonstrate global leadership of ports in contributing to the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. The program wants to empower port community actors worldwide to engage with business, governmental and societal stakeholders in creating sustainable added value for the local communities and wider regions in which their ports are embedded.
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Stories
Catherine Chow appointed by IAPH as regional development director for Mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, Macau SAR, and Chinese Taipei
Port cities present climate action plans at IMO MEPC reception
Port cities present present their ambitious maritime climate action at the IMO, supported by IAPH and C40 Cities
News
#IAPH2026 Sustainability Awards finalists announced as public voting is launched
Three finalist in six categories of the IAPH Sustainability Awards have qualified for the public vote
Boudewijn Siemons elected to the IAPH board as vice-president for Europe
CEO of Port of Rotterdam is appointed following IAPH election in the Europe region