Port Of Tema World Port Sustainability Program Ghana ports and harbours authority (gpha) embarked on a major port expansion project at tema in november 2016 by its container terminal operator, meridian port services limited (mps), under a bot concession arrangement. Un environment signed an agreement with the abidjan lagos corridor organization (alco) to quantify the baseline air emissions inventory for the port of tema in order to assist in the development of strategies for reducing particulate matter and black carbon emissions from port operations.
World Port Sustainability Program Cmerc The world port sustainability program was introduced to incentivize port cities to go beyond regulations and integrate voluntary sustainability measures into their day to day shipping operations. The program is aimed at enhancing and coordinating future sustainability efforts of ports worldwide and fostering international cooperation with partners in the supply chain. A group of international and local experts discussed the baseline conditions at the pilot ports, opportunities for the sustainable development of port operations and options to invest in and encourage environmentally friendly and sustainable operations in different formats at the ports. Ports are the nodal points in the global supply chain and play a crucial role in working to improve the sustainable performance of the supply chain on a local as well as on the global scale.
Launch World Ports Sustainability Program World Port Sustainability A group of international and local experts discussed the baseline conditions at the pilot ports, opportunities for the sustainable development of port operations and options to invest in and encourage environmentally friendly and sustainable operations in different formats at the ports. Ports are the nodal points in the global supply chain and play a crucial role in working to improve the sustainable performance of the supply chain on a local as well as on the global scale. From 7 to 9 october, unctad wil conduct stakeholder consultations as part of the sustainable smart port (ssp) assessment of tema port. using unctad’s methodology, the assessment evaluates the port’s readiness to: enhance energy efficiency. This project aims to develop an inclusive and participatory framework and tools for the design of integrated and sustainable ports in africa, by focusing on the ghanaian port of tema as a pilot project. The world ports sustainability program portfolio aims to be the most coherent and up to date global database of port related projects on sustainable development. A specific objective of the governance component of the project is to find out what local stakeholders value as a sustainable port. this book is an outcome of this endeavor, seeking to present and share the voices of a range of stakeholders on tema and its port.
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