Training on port resilience made a difference in port communities
A recent survey shows that in 91% of participants’ port communities, the BPR course had an impact on ports’ action against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Building port resilience remains important after the pandemic
TrainForTrade’s special course Building Port Resilience Against Pandemics (BPR) has reached already 4573 participants from 163 countries or regions since its first delivery.
Course on digital identity boosts digital economy in SIDS
Regional e-learning course on Digital Identity for Trade and Development enhanced the knowledge and skills of various aspects of digital identity.
Sustainability project in Peru started from a training session
The Port Endeavor game had a key role in starting a nationwide 7-year sustainability project for Peruvian ports.
Sustainability in the centre of training of trainers
The last day of the training of trainers workshop on Modern Port Management in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria focused on sustainability.
Practical group exercises train to solve port management issues
Two group exercises tested the problem-solving skills and creativity of the participants of TRAINFORTRADE's training of trainers workshop on Modern Port Management in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
Workshop in Las Palmas trains the trainers on Modern Port Management
A face-to-face workshop of training of trainers on Modern Port Management is taking place in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. 34 participants represent the ports of TRAINFORTRADE’s English-speaking network. The first part of this training was a mandatory distance…
New record of participations for TRAINFORTRADE events
In total 4746 participants from 194 countries or areas attended TRAINFORTRADE's 46 training events in 2022.
Port management professionals certified in the Philippines
18 certified port professionals reached their target after two years of hard work, completion of 8 modules and a final dissertation defended in front of the juries.
Review of Maritime Transport 2022 calls for investments
UNCTAD calls for greater investment in maritime supply chains to boost sustainability and resilience to future crisis.