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Collaborative project – Qualifying for Employment

This collaborative project, now in its tenth year, involves partnerships with leading companies like the Suez Canal Container Terminal (SCCT), Port Said Container & Cargo Handling Co. (PSCCHC), and Damietta Container & Cargo Handling Co. (DCHC)….

06/07/2024
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Port of Halifax – Building Pathways with Digital Skills in Robotics

“Building Pathways with Digital Skills – Robotics Learning” introduces digital learning and literacy to elementary-aged students at Sipekne’katik First Nation, a Mi’kmaq community in Nova Scotia. The program was developed through The PIER (Port Innovation, Engagement…

02/07/2024
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Busan Port Authority – Korean-made Port Cranes Initiative

The Korean-made Port Cranes initiative began out of a sense of urgency. In South Korea, trade accounts for 84.6% of the nation’s GDP, and due to its geographic situation, 99.9% of that trade is conducted through…

27/06/2024
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Kenya Ports Authority – Shimoni Fish Port project

This flagship project, which has been funded with a budget of 2.6 billion shillings by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA), aims to harness the potential of the Blue Economy by significantly enhancing fish production, processing, and…

26/06/2024
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Port Authorities of Halifax, Hamburg and Valencia – Port Innovators Network (PIN)

The Port Innovators Network (PIN) is an unprecedented formal collaboration between the Port Authorities of Halifax, Hamburg and Valencia and their respective, already well established innovation labs, PIER, HOMEport and Opentop. PIN was created to boost…

25/06/2024
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Johor Port Authority – Multi-faceted CSR initiatives

In 2023, the Johor Port Authority (JPA) demonstrated its commitment to social responsibility through substantial funding allocations, earmarking RM1 million for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs and RM1.5 million for Wakalah Zakat, a program specifically aimed…

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Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority – Sustainability report 2020-21

The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) issued its first Sustainability Report in 2021. The report reflects JNPT’s commitments and achievements in fostering leadership in sustainability and creating value while adhering to the economic, social, and environmental…

22/06/2024
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Manzanillo International Terminal – Corporate Social Responsibility initiatives

Manzanillo International Terminal (MIT) is a transshipment container terminal serving Panama and the world, dedicated to container handling and storage. MIT contributes to business and environmental sustainability through Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). We invest in the…

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Port of Long Beach – Community Grants Program

The Port of Long Beach Community Grants Program is a global model for supporting resilient environments and promoting health and well-being in near-port communities heavily impacted by industrial operations. The Program is an innovative, community-based initiative…

19/06/2024
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