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SUMMARY:IMO 10th meeting of the Intersessional Working Group on Reduction of GHG Emissions from Ships
DESCRIPTION:Initial IMO GHG Strategy  \n\n\nThe initial IMO GHG Strategy\, adopted in 2018\, sets ambitious targets to halve GHG emission from ships by 2050\, compared to 2008\, and reduce carbon intensity of international shipping by 40% by 2030 compared to 2008.
URL:https://www.bahamasmaritime.com/event/imo-10th-meeting-of-the-intersessional-working-group-on-reduction-of-ghg-emissions-from-ships/
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SUMMARY:2021 SAFETY4SEA VIRTUAL FORUM
DESCRIPTION:The Bahamas Maritime Authority is pleased to be participating in the 12th SAFETY4SEA Virtual Forum\, a 3-day event running from the 19th – 21st October. \nDay 1 – Tuesday 19 October \nPanel #1 – Crew Welfare\n10:00 GMT / 13:00 ATH / 18:00 SGT\n \nCrew Welfare is on the top of the agenda of several industry stakeholders with calls from the industry by the Neptune Declaration on “Seafarer Wellbeing and Crew Change”. It is now high time that we focused on the vital role that seafarers play for safer and sustainable shipping as well as the whole trade and economy; highlighting ways to improve crew welfare taking into account that the pandemic has added new challenges in the work and daily life onboard. \n\nWhat are the key challenges of this pandemic crisis for the shipping industry? Are there any opportunities for crew welfare?\nAre there any alarming trends concerning crew welfare?\nHow would you assess industry stakeholders’ response on the issue of crew welfare until today?\nWhere should the industry focus on improving crew welfare today and in the post pandemic world?\nWhat are industry’s best practices with regards to crew welfare?\n\n\nMr. Simon Frank\, Thome Group\, Chief Human Resources Officer\nMr. Tom Jenkins\, Bahamas Maritime Authority\, Deputy Director (Investigations Department)\nMrs. Johanna Kull\, Alandia\, Loss Prevention Executive\nDr. Eng. William Moore\, American Club\, Senior Vice President\nDr. Periclis Tzardis\, ShipMedCare\, Chief Medical Officer\nMrs. Anna Wucher\, Mental Health Support Solutions\, Clinical Psychologist\n\nFull 3-day agenda on event website
URL:https://www.bahamasmaritime.com/event/2021-safety4sea-virtual-forum-crew-welfare/
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