IAPH rebrands and launches a new, content-rich website
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IAPH launches Port Endeavor game to share port projects applying UN Sustainable Development Goals in practice
In partnership with APEC and UNCTAD/TrainforTrade, first live game sessions held with port managers from Europe, Middle East, Africa and South America, with additional games foreseen with Sustenuto.
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.”
IAPH teams up with APEC and C-MAT to offer International Port Strategy Course
Online course with readings, recorded content and live sessions aimed at professionals working in the world’s port communities
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.