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Tag: IAPH
IAPH Board endorses new strategy with organisational changes
Focus on energy transition, data collaboration and resilience to be implemented by IAPH Policy & Strategy unit and administered by Finance & Administration unit
IAPH becomes a strategic partner on the IMO-Norway GreenVoyage2050 Project
IAPH to play a key role in supporting ports of member states to facilitate reduction of greenhouse gas emissions from shipping
IAPH announces call for entries to 2021 World Ports Sustainability Awards
Entries accepted between now and 31st March 2021 with simple online submission
First World Ports Sustainability Report confirms focus on community outreach and port-city dialogue
Report on global sustainability activities in ports has been published as next major deliverable of the World Ports Sustainability Program
First edition of COVID19 Port Economic Impact Barometer confirms cargo build up at some ports and fairly stable port worker availability
New WPSP Weekly Port Economic Impact Barometer reports steady overall port cargo volumes last week with some dips, and significantly reduced passenger and cruise vessel calls. Dockworker availability has been impacted but not hampering operations, while majority of non-essential port personnel are teleworking from home.
World Ports Sustainability Program sets up COVID19 Task Force with dedicated information portal
Support to include regularly-updated, frequently-asked questions section vetted by experts handpicked from eight global ports, a weekly port economic impact barometer and latest industry updates
ICS and IAPH in joint call for the G20 to support the maritime sector and global supply chains
ICS and IAPH join forces to call on G20 leaders to act quickly to protect global supply chains from the impact of COVID-19
IAPH 2020 World Ports Sustainability Award candidates announced
Candidates submitted to jury for scrutiny in six categories representing all five areas of interest of the World Ports Sustainability Program