Strak Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn YouTube Left Right Download Link
World Port Sustainability Program logo
  • About the program
  • Submit your project
  • Areas of Interest
    • Digitalization
    • Infrastructure
    • Health Safety and Security
    • Environmental care
    • Community building
    • Climate and Energy
  • Project Database
  • Port Endeavor
  • Sustainability Awards
  • Platform
  • News
POWERED BY IAPH
  • Areas of Interest
  • Project Database
  • Port Endeavor
  • Sustainability Awards
  • Platform
  • News

Area of interest: Community building

Partnership of 40 ports in Europe – Environmental Port Index (EPI)

Before 2019, the Port of Bergen faced a pressing question: How could they understand and reduce the environmental footprint of cruise ships during port stays? Despite growing public concern, there was no clear or consistent way…

11/06/2025
Read more

Sohar Port and Freezone – Sohar Net Zero Alliance

Sohar Net Zero Alliance (SNZA): Driving Collaborative Decarbonization at Sohar Port: The SNZA exemplifies Sohar Port’s commitment to translating vision into action through bold partnerships and practical solutions for a sustainable industrial future. Launched in 2024…

10/06/2025
Read more

RAK Ports – Elevating HSEQ performance through Integrated Digital Intelligence

In an era defined by operational agility and data driven governance, RAK Ports has implemented a transformative HSEQ platform – INBISCO – to reimagine how safety, environmental care, and quality assurance are executed across its port…

09/06/2025
Read more

Montreal Port Authority – Embracing AI-powered Collaborative Intelligence to Facilitate JIT Arrivals

Decarbonization and optimization of a trade route is a problem that no one party can solve. To make real progress, a sector that is notoriously siloed needs to work collaboratively and take full advantage of the…

Read more

Ulsan Port Authority – Customized Maritime and Port Content for Information Vulnerable Groups

Breaking New Ground: In a maritime world where visually impaired communities face complete information exclusion, Ulsan Port Authority pioneers the first-ever accessible port content initiative in Korea. In partnership with the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and…

06/06/2025
Read more

Ulsan Port Authority – PortWise; Intelligent Port Logistics Integrated Platform

PortWise: Transforming Ulsan Port into Northeast Asia’s premier energy hub through intelligent logistics integration. This AI-powered platform revolutionizes bulk and liquid cargo handling with real-time hazardous materials monitoring, automated productivity analysis, and innovative start-up incubation. Experience…

Read more

Vancouver Fraser Port Authority – Canada Together

Every year on July 1, The Port of Vancouver is proud to present Canada Together. 2025 marks the 39th annual July 1st event at Canada Place, which has historically been the largest Canada Day celebration outside…

Read more

Port Autonome de Cotonou – Improving working and living conditions for dock workers

Since its establishment in 2023, the Single Hiring Office (BEU) has been working to sustainably transform the working and living conditions of dock workers at the Port of Cotonou and the dry port of Alada. Before…

Read more

Busan Port Authority – Safeguarding Port Jobs and Strengthening the Community

Busan Port recently faced two major workforce-related challenges. First, Jaseongdae Pier—the first dedicated container terminal in Busan—was on the verge of closure due to lease expiration and the North Port Redevelopment Project, putting 598 port workers…

05/06/2025
Read more

Posts pagination

Previous page 1 2 3 … 20 Next page

About WPSP

  • About the program
  • Platform
  • News
  • Stories
  • Search

Projects

  • Project Database
  • The IAPH Sustainability Awards
  • Port Endeavor
  • Submit a project

Area of interests

  • Digitalization
  • Infrastructure
  • Health Safety and Security
  • Environmental care
  • Community building
  • Climate and Energy
IAPH
World Port Sustainability Program
Ports & Harbors
  • Disclaimer
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
© 2025 World Port Sustainability Program
  • LinkedIn
  • Twitter
  • Facebook