IAPH submits guidelines to IMO for consideration at the next Maritime Safety Committee in October
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Outgoing and incoming IAPH Presidents in call for a better understanding among parties in the supply chain, most notably between shipping and ports
The new IAPH President Subramaniam Karuppiah makes his case to shipping : “building infrastructure is more complex, takes longer and is much more costly than building a new ship.”
Winning projects of the IAPH World Ports Sustainability Awards are announced
Winners announced in seven categories, representing the five areas of interest of the World Ports Sustainability Program
IAPH-WPSP Port Economic Impact Barometer One Year Report makes way for new IAPH Global Port Tracker
IAPH Risk and Resilience Technical Committee to establish baseline requirements for a port tracker
Voting on IAPH 2021 Sustainability Awards for ports opens online
Public to have their say on winning projects in seven categories
New global ISO-standard for ship-shore data exchange
Data handshake breakthrough : public-private players accept maritime NGOs’ invitation to co-create global digital ISO standard for the exchange of administrative and operational data
16th IAPH COVID19 Economic Impact Barometer: cargo flows impacting hinterland transport
Number of ports experiencing some delays in cross-border trucking services, with rail and barge delays increasing noticeably.
Ports from Latin America and Caribbean join CIP/OAS-IAPH Webinar to discuss major port trends and challenges
Fourth IAPH Regional Webinar focuses on implementing port community systems, a proactive approach to port business continuity and planning an effective port community outreach program
WPCAP ports take new series of climate change actions
“A force for good, paving the way for building sustainable port operations”. Allard Castelein, CEO of the Port of Rotterdam Authority, used a concise description to capture progress made by the World Ports Climate Action Program...