IAPH partners up with the International Chamber of Shipping and the Clean Energy Maritime Taskforce to develop initiative with CEM governments to increase supply of zero-carbon fuels
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Two IAPH Harbor Café sessions to highlight the role of ports as hydrogen hubs and as incubators for start-ups
IAPH members invited to bring their beverage and click into informal discussions with port authorities experts, hydrogen specialists and port innovators
IAPH announces next steps of the exercise to #CloseTheGaps in port infrastructure competitiveness at #IAPH2022
IAPH to produce summary report of the exercise together with the World Bank and will support the updating of its port reform toolkit
Port of Seattle, City and Borough of Juneau, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, and Leading Global Cruise Lines to Explore Feasibility for First-of-its-kind ‘Green Corridor’
Corridor announced during the #IAPH2022 World Ports Conference
World Ports Tracker launched at #IAPH2022
New tracker aims to move the dial from reactive to proactive in terms of using a combination of fresh data and continuous feedback from the world ports community
Michael Luguje appointed as IAPH’s new Vice President for the Africa Region
New IAPH Regional Vice President to focus on rallying Africa’s ports to further enhance their resilience
Expert jury to assess #IAPH2022 Sustainability Awards candidates in six categories ahead of the IAPH World Ports Conference in Vancouver
IAPH’s World Ports Sustainability Program (WPSP) now catalogues 237 port projects applying UN Sustainable Development Goals in practice
Major step forward for standardization of ship-shore data exchange – the next step in port call optimization
Milestone inaugural ISO Technical Committee 8 meeting brings together all relevant stakeholders to establish robust standards for administrative and operational data exchange at the ship-shore interface
IAPH collaborates with APEC to offer course on International Port Strategy
Course also counts on collaboration with the University of Antwerp’s Centre for Maritime and Air Transport Management and Antwerp Management School