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#CWIM2019- Celebrating Women In Maritime was organised by SHM Shipcare. The panel discussion was the union of voiced issues and implementable actions regarding women empowerment, gender equality at sea and to focus on the state of women in maritime.
SHM Shipcare put together the CWIM2019, Celebrating Women in Maritime to promote IMO’s vision for the year ‘Empowering Women In The Maritime Community’. Here’s a brief of the initiative taken for tackling gender inequality at sea.
Almost all fires on ships are caused due to negligence and outdated fire-fighting equipment. Hence, the fire-fighting equipment on board a ship should be regularly checked for its efficiency and usability. Read on to know how this can be done.
Sustainable maritime transport is at the heart of global trade and commerce today. Now, how does technological advancement contribute to this development? Read on to find out!
The concepts of energy efficiency and its need in everyday shipping have filtered down from the realm of the abstract to ground reality and are making their presence felt in the day-to-day functioning of shipping organizations. The question now is not why, but how? Find out in the article!
According to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), two of the ten action goals envisioned for developing a sustainable maritime transportation system are discussed in detail.
