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Plymouth ,, United Kingdom
The Marine Institute at the University of Plymouth provides scientific research and education to support sustainable ocean use, informing policies on ecosystem services, maritime shipping, and marine heritage.
Hamburg, Germany
The Institute of Ship Operation, Sea Transport and Simulation (ISSUS) in Hamburg specializes in research and training in ship operation, sea transport, and maritime simulation technologies.
Bremen, Bremen, Germany
Founded in 1954, the Institute for Shipping Economics and Logistics (ISL) is a private, not-for-profit foundation and is one of the leading maritime research and consulting institutes in Europe. In 4 departments: + Logistical Systems; + Maritime Economy and Transport; + Information Logistics; and + Planning and Simulation Systems, the staff members work in interdisciplinary project teams, well equipped with modern instrumentation at practice-oriented research and development projects. Consulting and services in these 4 departments are offered to companies in the marine industry and maritime economy as well as for government, individual countries, and the European Commission. ISL possesses one of the world's largest Information Centre/Librarys for the maritime economy and also publishes statistical market analyses.
Lisboa, Portugal
Instituto Marítimo-Portuário Edificio Vasco da Gama is a maritime institute based in Lisboa, Portugal, providing maritime and port-related services and training.
Washington,, DC, United States
The Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute (ICPI), founded in 1993 is the North American trade association representing the interlocking concrete paving industry.
Heverlee-Leuven, Belgium
Dublin 2, Ireland
The Irish Maritime Development Office (IMDO) is Ireland’s first national dedicated development, promotional and marketing agency for the shipping services sector. The Office is part of the Marine Institute which is a state Agency responsible for researching the potential of Ireland’s vast marine resources. Ireland has enjoyed impressive economic growth – consistently amongst the highest of the OECD countries. The World Bank forecasts significant growth in world shipping over the next decade. It seems logical, given Ireland’s many strategic advantages, that it should actively participate in this global expansion. Participation in the growth of the Irish international shipping service sector will compliment continued sustainable growth, which has been achieved in other sectors, i.e. International financial services, Information & communication technology, Software development, International services and Engineering.
Austin,, TX, United States
KAIZEN Institute (KI) is the premier Lean consulting company that assures a robust and sustainable implementation strategy for global corporations.
Baton Rouge,, LA, United States
Trondheim, Norway
MARINTEK is a Norwegian marine technology research institute delivering research, development, and technical consulting services to the offshore, shipping, and maritime equipment industries.
Markham, ON, Canada
Our magnetometers and gradiometers are currently in use by Navies, research institutes, Universities, archaeologists, geophysicists and survey companies around the World.
121 Reykjavik, Iceland
The Marine Research Institute (MRI) is a government institute under the Ministry of Fisheries in Iceland, conducting over 100 marine research projects annually and providing scientific advice on marine resources and the environment.
Ft. Laudedale, Fla., United States
MARITIME PROFESSIONAL TRAINING courses are available for all levels of USCG Licenses, Documents & Endorsements. MPT’s training programs are designed to meet all of the International Standards of Training & Certification of Watchkeepers (STCW) Code requirements & are offered year round.
San Diego, CA, United States
Maritime Institute is a leader in maritime training offering professional, government vessel, and recreational courses with campuses in San Diego, Norfolk, and Everett.
Woodbridge, Suffolk, United Kingdom
We are a small independent company specialising in independent supervision of practical activities, ensuring compliance and safe carriage etc. We act as your eyes in East Anglian Ports.
Altoona,, WI, United States
Continuing Legal Education for Professionals Your search for the nation’s best continuing education is over! Whether you are searching for a one-day live seminar, reference materials for your library shelves or for a customized training session to bring to your office, you’ve come to the right place. At NBI, we are proud to provide comprehensive, practical and customized legal training for any business, anytime and anywhere. For more information about how we can enhance your professional development. Click on our website icon above for more details.
Gaithersburg,, MD, United States
NIST maintains a World Trade Organization (WTO) hotline (301-975-4041) with a recording that reports on the latest notifications of proposed foreign regulations that may affect trade.
Caracas, Venezuela
Wellington, New Zealand
What is the New Zealand Shipping Federation ? An industry organisation representing New Zealand ship owners and operators, nationally and internationally. When did it start ? Founded in 1907 Why does it exist ? "To continue to develop and maintain a competitive, safe and environmentally responsible New Zealand Shipping industry" To Promote the participation of New Zealand shipping in coastal, Australasian, Pacific Rim and other international trades where appropriate. To foster safe, competitive, quality and customer oriented New Zealand shipping services. To represent New Zealand shipping to Government, Parliament, cargo interest, sector groups, the general public and appropriate international organisations. To promote and maintain industry standards for safety, training and environmental protection. To provide a clearing house for information relevant to the New Zealand shipping industry. To encourage the development of viable employment opportunities for New Zealanders in shipping. How Does it do it ? REPRESENTATION The New Zealand Shipping Federation is a Full Member of the International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), the international organisation of national shipowner association. The ICS is widely regarded as the principal voice of the shipping industry and has significant influence with the International Maritime Organisation. The Federation is also a Full Member of the International Shipping Federation (ISF), the international employers organisation for shipowners. The Intentional Labour Organisation (ILO) has specific sessions, every 8-10 years, devoted solely to Maritime matters. The New Zealand employers delegate to these sessions is normally the person nominated by the New Zealand Shipping Federation in conjunction with the Business New Zealand. New Zealand shipping interests are represented by the Federation on Government Committees such as the Ballast Water Advisory Group, the Oil Pollution Advisory Committee and the ad hoc committee set up to deal with various issues relating to the importation of pests. The Maritime New Zealand's Consultative Committee includes a member' of the Maritime Industry. Competenz is the industry training organisation for the maritime sector, and the Federation is a member of the maritime advisory group LOBBYING and ADVOCACY The preparation and presentation of submissions putting forward the shipping industry's perspective on a wide range of issues is a key part of the Federation’s work. This is targeted not only at Government, Select Committees and Ministers but also coalition and Opposition parties, Ministries, Government Departments and Agencies, Port Companies, Regional and District Councils, and other organisations. Submissions are made not only in response to proposals, but also proactively seeking changes and improvements, The Federation regularly appears before Select Committees. It also appears, where necessary, at local authority resource management hearings and occasionally in the Environment Court. Litigation is generally seen as a last resort, but one which will be pursued when necessary. LIAISON It is also important to maintain good and effective working relationships with the relevant agencies and organisations. The Ministry of Transport and Maritime New Zealand regularly consult the Federation at the early stages of policy development. Regular contact is maintained with other agencies such as Business New Zealand, Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport, Maritime Law Association, other shipowners associations, Marine Transport Association, Association of Shipping Agents, Shippers Council, port companies, local authorities, other transport organisations, universities and polytechnics. The Federation has a special relationship with the Australian Shipowners Association, particularly in relation to international matters. This relationship is increasingly relevant as issues relating to Trans Tasman trade arise on both sides of the Tasman. INFORMATION The Federation disseminates information to members from international organisations such as IMO, ISF, ICS and ILO. It also provides information from Business new Zealandand other ship owner associations. It acts as a source of information for the media and the general public, and has a significant database of international agreements, conventions, resolutions and codes, as well as New Zealand legislation, regulations, rules and Polices. RESEARCH The Federation undertakes or commissions research identified by its Council as necessary or desirable. This often includes managing contracts with external providers. FORUM Facilities and services are provided to enable member companies to discuss matters of mutual interest, among themselves and with others. The facilities include a Wellington office suite from which to do business. The usual office services such as phone, fax and photocopies are readily available, as well as computer and extensive reference material.