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IMO sets International Day for Women in Maritime To be 18 May each year

Shortly before the festive break the IMO Assembly held its 32nd session and adopted a resolution proclaiming an International Day for Women in Maritime, to be observed on 18 May each year.

This observance will celebrate women in the industry and is intended to promote the recruitment, retention and sustained employment of women in the maritime sector, to the profile of women in maritime, to strengthen IMO’s commitment to UN Sustainable Development Goal 5 (gender equality) and to support work to address the current gender imbalance in maritime.

The resolution invites IMO Member States, the maritime industry, and all others in the maritime endeavour to promote and celebrate the International Day for Women in Maritime in an appropriate and meaningful manner.  

IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim said: ‘This day for women in maritime will further efforts to achieve SDG 5 on gender equality. It is a perfect follow-on action to the 2019 theme of empowering women in maritime and the Assembly resolution adopted in 2019.

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IALA publications January 2022
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At the 74th session of the IALA Council in December, as part of a policy to support the vital work of IALA members around the world, issue was approved of two recommendations, twelve guidelines and three model courses.

Here below the documents are listed and may be downloaded at no charge:

Recommendations

Revised R0139 The Marking of Man-made Offshore Structures Ed3.0.

See here: https://www.iala-aism.org/product/marking-of-man-made-offshore-structures-o-139/

Revised R0126 The Use of AIS in Marine Aids to Navigation Ed2.0.

See here: https://www.iala-aism.org/product/r0126-the-use-of-the-automatic-identification-system-ais-in-marine-aids-to-navigation-services-a-126/

Guidelines

Revised G1078 The Use of AtoN in the Design of Fairways & Channels Ed2.0.

See here: https://www.iala-aism.org/product/minimum-comprehensive-mix-of-aton-in-fairways-including-dredged-channels-and-canals-1078/  

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Ports, like other forms of transport infrastructure, are potentially vulnerable to the effects of climate change, particularly extreme weather.  If the sector is to be well-prepared to face these changes, urgent action is needed to adapt infrastructure and to improve the climate-resilience of both assets and operations. 

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Latest News & Events

IMO Sets international day for women in maritime
IMO sets International Day for Women in Maritime To be 18 May each year

Shortly before the festive break the IMO Assembly held its 32nd session and adopted a resolution proclaiming an International Day for Women in Maritime, to be observed on 18 May each year.

This observance will celebrate women in the industry and is intended to promote the recruitment, retention and sustained employment of women in the maritime sector, to the profile of women in maritime, to strengthen IMO’s commitment to UN Sustainable Development Goal 5 (gender equality) and to support work to address the current gender imbalance in maritime.

The resolution invites IMO Member States, the maritime industry, and all others in the maritime endeavour to promote and celebrate the International Day for Women in Maritime in an appropriate and meaningful manner.  

IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim said: ‘This day for women in maritime will further efforts to achieve SDG 5 on gender equality. It is a perfect follow-on action to the 2019 theme of empowering women in maritime and the Assembly resolution adopted in 2019.

FIND OUT MORE
IALA publications January 2022
IALA Publications January 2022

At the 74th session of the IALA Council in December, as part of a policy to support the vital work of IALA members around the world, issue was approved of two recommendations, twelve guidelines and three model courses.

Here below the documents are listed and may be downloaded at no charge:

Recommendations

Revised R0139 The Marking of Man-made Offshore Structures Ed3.0.

See here: https://www.iala-aism.org/product/marking-of-man-made-offshore-structures-o-139/

Revised R0126 The Use of AIS in Marine Aids to Navigation Ed2.0.

See here: https://www.iala-aism.org/product/r0126-the-use-of-the-automatic-identification-system-ais-in-marine-aids-to-navigation-services-a-126/

Guidelines

Revised G1078 The Use of AtoN in the Design of Fairways & Channels Ed2.0.

See here: https://www.iala-aism.org/product/minimum-comprehensive-mix-of-aton-in-fairways-including-dredged-channels-and-canals-1078/  

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