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Le projet d’une diplômée du programme de gestion portuaire de la CNUCED permet d’économiser de l’eau douce en Malaisie
Un système de collecte des eaux de pluie proposé par Rabiah Nadir aide le port de Johor à économiser de l’eau douce, à réduire les risques d’inondation et à contribuer aux objectifs globaux. Un nouveau système de collecte des eaux…
13ème promotion de gestion moderne des ports à Cameroun
Le programme de gestion portuaire moderne a franchi une nouvelle étape au Cameroun. Dix-neuf participants ont été promus et ont reçu leur diplôme pour le programme de formation dans une cérémonie organisée à Douala. Dans son discours, Monsieur Nchechuma Banla,…
Port Management Week 2022
The UNCTAD TRAINFORTRADE Port Management Week 2022 took place between 10–13 May in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain. In total ninety-three (93) representatives of forty-one (41) institutions from twenty-three (23) countries of the TRAINFORTRADE Port Management Programme attended the…
Report on the TRAINFORTRADE special course Building Port Resilience Against Pandemics (BPR)
The special course Building Port Resilience Against Pandemics has been a success TRAINFORTRADE’s e-learning course Building Port Resilience Against Pandemics (BPR) builds essential skills for port community managers to help protect people and secure vital trade in ports in a…
Un programme portuaire offre un éventail de possibilités à la Bolivie
Un port fluvial dans ce pays enclavé qui a rejoint le programme de gestion portuaire de la CNUCED aide les importateurs et les exportateurs à surmonter les difficultés logistiques. Bismark Rosales, le directeur général du port de Jennefer en Bolivie,…
Ireland and Northern Ireland renew support for TRAINFORTRADE port management programme (MoU)
A new agreement will bolster UNCTAD’s work to help ports in developing countries improve operations and speed up trade. Ports from Ireland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland recommitted on 7 April their support to UNCTAD’s…
Why robust digital identity systems are essential in fostering trade and development
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has accelerated the shift toward a more digital world in a way that will have long-lasting effects. Lockdown measures have led to a surge in electronic commerce (e-commerce), as consumers look for alternatives to in-person…
Review of Maritime Transport 2021
Maritime transport is the backbone of international trade and the global economy. Over 80% of the volume of international trade in goods is carried by sea, and the percentage is even higher for most developing countries. The Review of Maritime…
Emerging strategies for ports during the pandemic
Emerging strategies for ports during the pandemic (UNCTAD Policy Brief No. 93) The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has had a significant impact on humankind and on global commerce. Ports and port communities have experienced major changes to normal operating environments. The…