Just-In-Time (JIT) Arrival guide submitted to the IMO as information paper to support IMO resolution that calls on cooperation between ports and shipping on the reduction of GHG emissions from ships
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Shipowners taking safe stevedoring on board seriously
Preventing stevedore injuries and deaths at the quayside: focussing a safety mindset at the ship-shore interface
IAPH Women in Ports Mentoring Program now extended to female Harbour Masters
IHMA joins as new partner of the World Ports Sustainability Program
Climate change port survey participants confirm increase in frequency and severity of extreme weather events
NaCC Partnership established by PIANC to close survey participation in mid-December, with full results to be released at the #IAPH2020 in Antwerp in March
Full agenda and registration opens for IAPH 2020 World Ports Conference
Conference to cover four of the main global drivers of the port industry : energy transition, data collaboration, risk and reputation and business innovation
Autonomous vehicles: IAPH publishes report on impact for ports
As IAPH publishes initial report findings on the implications of autonomous vehicles on land, sea and air for ports, IAPH MD calls for ship-shore collaboration on deployment
Excelling in energy transition – IAPH Climate and Energy Award finalists
In this final profile ahead of the IAPH World Ports Conference in Guangzhou, the jury have worked through a long list of innovative WPSP initiatives to reach three finalists
Recognizing Resilient Infrastructure – IAPH Award to choose from three examples of IT systems built to last that benefit port users
A proven single window system for all stakeholders, a voyage calculator including carbon footprint and a community 5G network – all strong finalists selected by the jury with winner to be announced at IAPH Guangzhou 2019 World Ports Conference
IAPH World Ports Sustainability Award for Community Outreach and Port-City dialogue will now have two winners out of six finalists
The number of port entrants for this category were so high and of such high quality that the decision was taken to split entrants into two categories