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“Lagging behind … big time!” By Mike Jarrett * Maritime transportation and specifically the movement

We've done the talk. It's time for the walk he fallout and disasters directly attributed to Climate

Is it too late? limate disaster and destruction caused by Climate Change became the main focus of te

Moral and economic madness pril 4, 2022 was a cold day in New York. But it was a fierce and fiery An

Organizational deception: nip it in the bud Receival, transportation and safe delivery of cargo acro

  Salina Cruz to Veracruz ... Mexico offers an option By Mike Jarrett n December 2023 Mexico co

Samaná to bring an additional 300,000 cruise passengers into the Dominican Republic 2024, March 8: W

Climate change vulnerabilities demand increased capital investment. By Jan Sierhuis* he buzz words a

In addressing the demands and challenges of 2024 and beyond, Dutch Caribbean ports have established

By Mona Swoboda * As the port and maritime sector recovered from COVID-19's shipping disruptions, th

Of the 42 ship registries in the world, 12 are in the Caribbean region ... including the largest ll

Why the delay? … a strategy of preparedness, resilience and adaptability is now imperative for Carib

Transcending boundaries Seaports, as essential hubs in the global trade network, function as trade a

Women's International Shipping & Trading Association to play developmental role in Caribbean shi

Knowledge that ‘accidents will happen’ should stimulate positive action ... not inaction! iven the h

No need to own a boat The breathtaking panorama of Caribbean lands has made tourism a pillar of the

... the largest operator of marinas in the Caribbean ith 23 of the most beautiful marinas in 13 coun

Resilient destinations have proven flexible and reliable By Jan Sierhuis* The past two years, 2020 –

Siginificant growth predicted, thanks to Covid-19 By Mike Jarrett ith thousands of slips able to acc

Grenada ... rich offerings of tropical splendour Known for centuries as the Isle of Spice, Grenada i

By Mona Swoboda * As the port and maritime sector recovered from COVID-19's shipping disruptions, th

Acknowledging contribution of the Caribbean Maritime University 2023, September 28: Distressing imag

Barriers preventing employment of women should be removed By Rawle Baddaloo omen have been employed

Gender equality will ultimately characterise the future of global maritime trade By Deniece M. Aiken

 NEEDED: a strategic approach to promote gender equality to ensure that women gain equal access to o

“Lagging behind … big time!” By Mike Jarrett * Maritime transportation and specifically the movement

Are you ready for this? By Mike Jarrett o, you walk into your office for work. Up to then, it’s an a

Breaches at your port can affect the entire supply chain By Frances Yeo* orts around the planet, are

2020, December 01: When the former British, French, Spanish and Dutch colonies moved into various fo

Port of Cartagena: Colombia’s main port getting greener 2020 April 2: At Colombia’s main port, SPRC-

35,000 barrels of oil pollute Tobago environment What really happened? By Mike Jarrett uesday, Febru

In addressing the demands and challenges of 2024 and beyond, Dutch Caribbean ports have established

Including emission goals within a multi-year strategic plan is a great start By Kenneth Saunders*  ‘

All current and future activities must be changed or modified to limit expected damage *By Jesper Go

Issues, expectations, challenges in 2024 ith the trials and tribulations, stresses and uncertainties

In addressing the demands and challenges of 2024 and beyond, Dutch Caribbean ports have established

Transition to full Free-Out Port well advanced 2024 February 21: Well on the way in transitioning to

... rainfall patterns expected to normalise in 2024 2024, January 31: No further reduction in the vo

UNCTAD reports Jamaica's ratings up from 50% in 2017 to 79% in 2023 2024, January 30: Several Caribb

... making supply chains more resilient, efficient, and sustainable 2024 January 25: The United Nati