This issue focuses on America – central & south region, Sustainability, Port software (including digitalization) and more.

In Open Forum ‘Standing up for seafarers’ welfare’, Katie Higginbottom, head of ITF Seafarers’ Trust explains how ports can be proactive in …

New Secretary General of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS) also joins Roundtable meeting in London to discuss cooperation throughout the entire seaborne supply chain.

Attending the recent Roundtable meeting of port organisations in London (top L-R) :Nick Cutmore, …

The GloMEEP project is a cooperative UN initiative to assist developing countries in the uptake and implementation of energy efficiency measures for shipping, with the aim of reducing GHG emissions and preventing air pollution from ships. IMO and IAPH are …

The 2017-2018 IAPH Annual Report has been published and available on IAPH website. The format of this year’s edition was changed and revamped in order to be informative not only for members but also for a wider audience. IAPH Members …

According to Manfred Lebmeier, ESI Bureau Director, 7,049 ships are registered and 53 incentive providers, as of October 1, 2018. The number of registered ships increased (+158) from 6,895 to 7,049 while incentive providers (53) unchanged compared to July 1, …

This week (17 – 19 September), IAPH Vice-President in Africa, Mrs. Hadiza Bala Usman hosted the first regional conference under the new IAPH constitution. Held in Abuja, Nigeria, in the presence of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria …

This issue focuses on America north region, Dredging, Infrastructure and more.

In Open Forum ‘Shedding light on box weighing’, Richard Brough, technical advisor of ICHCA International says proper verification of container weights requires national legislation.

In Conversation ‘Setting …