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Port: Busan Port

Busan Port – Recycling of Plastic Waste

Maritime plastic debris is a serious and international problem, resulting in a danger to both marine wildlife and human health worldwide. The Busan Port Authority identified actionable insights concerning waste management at Busan Port, and then...
27/01/2022
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Busan Port – Leader in Maritime Safety

The Busan Port Authority (BPA) identified the need for the enhancement of safety and security measures at Busan Port in a sustainable way. BPA aimed to address these safety issues using Korea-developed, innovative technologies, thereby both...
11/01/2022
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Busan Port Authority – Covid19 Response

The Busan Port Authority and related organizations reacted swiftly and efficiently to the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, ensuring zero cases of infection to community spread due to activity at Busan’s Gamcheon Port. When the first...
03/04/2021
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Busan Port Authority – Kakao Talk Chatbot for Port Statistics Monitoring

The Busan Port Authority (BPA) identified a need among the port’s stakeholders both internally and externally to be able to easily and quickly access the latest port information and cargo handling statistics. While data was already...
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Busan Port – Pop-Up Cruise Market

The Busan Port Pop-Up Cruise Market was launched in 2019 as the result of a need for new business avenues for local merchants among overseas tourists, and customer demand for improved shopping options at Busan Port’s...
08/01/2020
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Busan Port – Reinventing unused port space

From 2008 to 2022, Busan North Port in South Korea, is undergoing a massive renovation project. During this period, much of the area being renovated remains empty and unused. In 2017, the Busan Port Authority embarked...
26/02/2019
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