Winners to be declared in five categories at a Gala Dinner at the IAPH 2020 World Ports Conference in Antwerp next March.
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Baltic Ports Organization joins World Ports Sustainability Program as Partners
IAPH’s World Ports Sustainability Program welcomes the Baltic Ports Organization with its 44 member ports
World Ports Conference 2020 Agenda Announced
Conference to be take place in Antwerp at the Flanders Meeting & Convention Center on March 17-19, 2020 exploring the theme “Building Transparency, Predictability and Trust.” Port of Antwerp announced as Host Sponsor.
Ports Australia launches interactive online Sustainability hub with report showcasing core projects
Associate IAPH member Ports Australia launches an online Sustainability hub to highlight the significant advances of Australia’s ports in all five of WPSP’s main themes
IAPH World Port Sustainability winners announced at IAPH 2019 Guangzhou World Ports Conference
IAPH Awards announced in six categories, with one tied award in the Governance and Ethics category
IAPH, several IMO member states and NGOs to submit MEPC resolution encouraging voluntary cooperation between ports and shipping to reduce vessel GHG emissions
At International Association of Ports and Harbors 2019 World Ports Conference opening, IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim commends IAPH’s commitment to working with IMO members on addressing UN Sustainable Development Goal 13 – Climate Action
Navigating a Changing Climate survey on extreme weather events launched at IAPH Guangzhou 2019 World Ports Conference
Survey will support investment decision-making on future-proof port and navigation infrastructure, by providing aggregate, opportunity cost data on the financial and operational impacts of extreme weather events.
Women in Ports Mentoring Program launched by IAPH Women’s Forum
IAPH Women’s Forum set to deploy online system to connect women port professionals with both female and male senior mentors
Spotlight on Belt & Road at IAPH 2019 World Ports Conference in Guangzhou
Senior executives from the worlds’ largest ports will assess the impact of China’s Belt and Road initiative alongside shipowners including COSCO, Maersk and Carnival as well as Chinese and international corporations such as Huawei, Alibaba and Amazon.