As part of its vision to become the most sustainable Mediterranean port, the Port Authority of Cartagena (Autoridad Portuaria de Cartagena – APC) aims to pioneer in integrating the UN SDGs in its governance, strategy, and...
In partnership with the Huntsman Marine Science Center, Port Saint John installed 8 rope collection bins on Port property to collect and recycle unused marine rope which would normally end up in the landfill or ocean....
The COVID-19 Pandemic brought unprecedented challenges to the world and to the whole Port and Maritime industry. As essentials to maintain the global trades, since the beginning of the pandemic, ports played an important role on...
For more than 100 million years turtles have covered vast distances across the world’s oceans, filling a vital role in the balance of marine habitats. Human activities have tipped the scales against the survival of these...
Through consultations with local community members, Port Saint John (Port) and the City of Saint John (City) identified an issue impacting recreational boaters in their shared waterfront late in 2014. This project highlights the Port’s commitment...
Port Saint John, a major economic driver in the region, is positioned for growth but also recognizes the important role we must play in our community’s social wellbeing. Saint John has the highest rates of poverty...
Since its first development, Port of Açu assumed its position as a community builder, developing the local economy and providing work opportunities. Açu is in the countryside of Rio de Janeiro, in a region historically connected...
The Port of Seattle implemented a community engagement project to re-name six Port-owned shoreline mitigation parks, which were previously named after industrial purposes. The project purpose was to deepen Port partnerships to encourage action for shoreline...
At the Port of Gothenburg, development and maintenance projects are constantly underway. In the future, the work will be carried out in a more climate-friendly way as the Port Authority will start using new procurement stipulations...