IAPH 2020 World Ports Conference

Winners announced in seven categories, representing the five areas of interest of the World Ports Sustainability Program

Winners announced in six categories, representing the five areas of interest of the World Ports Sustainability Program

Last day for voting as Ports of San Diego, Seattle and Dutch ports lead by example in WPSP Governance and Ethics Category

A fully operating port cyber security center, coastal emergency plan and interactive ISPS port security mobile app up as WPSP Safety & Security Award...

Ports of Montreal, Singapore, Huelva, Northwest Seaport Alliance, Yeoso Gwangyang and Vigo to contest WPSP Awards for Community Outreach & Port-City D...

"Power-to-Gas Jupiter 1000", "LOOP-Ports" and "Carbon Neutral 2035" projects all offer inspiring examples for ports seeking practical steps towards en...

With a winner to be announced at the IAPH World Ports Conference Gala Dinner on 18 March, all finalists make critical data available and make smart us...

Six winners to be announced from a shortlist of eighteen finalists at the IAPH World Ports Conference Gala Dinner at the Antwerp Bourse on 18th March

Just-In-Time (JIT) Arrival guide submitted to the IMO as information paper to support IMO resolution that calls on cooperation between ports and shipp...

Preventing stevedore injuries and deaths at the quayside: focussing a safety mindset at the ship-shore interface

Candidates submitted to jury for scrutiny in six categories representing all five areas of interest of the World Ports Sustainability Program

IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim to address attendees of the IAPH 2020 World Ports Conference