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INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR WOMEN IN MARITIME – The United Republic of Tanzania

Introduction My name is Stella Joshua Katondo. I am the Director for Transport Environment and Safety in the Ministry of Works and Transport in the United Republic of Tanzania.  Ms. Stella Joshua Katondo Q.1 How has women's participation helped the DCoC/JA mandate since inception to date?  Tanzania, as a member State of the Jeddah Amendment…

INTERNATIONAL DAY FOR WOMEN IN MARITIME – Republic of South Africa

1.       Introduction My name is Mashudu Nepfumbada, the Deputy Director of Ship and Port Security at the National Department of Transport in South Africa. I am responsible for ensuring the effective implementation of the International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code at all nine South African commercial ports. Additionally, I manage the Maritime Security…

CRIMARIO: Using IORIS to strengthen Maritime Domain Awareness in the region

The Critical Maritime Routes Indo-Pacific (CRIMARIO) I project was established in 2015 and has contributed to enhancing Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) through information sharing, capacity building and training in the Indo-Pacific Region, with a particular focus on the Djibouti Code of Conduct - Jeddah Amendment (DCoC-JA) member states, looking into maritime challenges in the Western…

Japan: Building up Capacity in the Western Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden

Background The implementation of the Revised Code of Conduct Concerning the repression of piracy, armed robbery against ships, and illicit maritime activity in the western Indian Ocean and the Gulf of Aden Area, is made possible through financial contributions and in-kind support from donors and implementing partners. Those partners, better known as the “Friends of…