BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af86789b8cb9 DTSTART:20190304T050000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20190304T050000Z LOCATION:Manila\, Philippines SUMMARY:UNCTAD/TrainForTrade Port Management Programme Delivery of Module 1\, Cycle 3 in Manila CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​In the framework of the UNCTAD Port Management Programme (PM P) and in cooperation with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) local orga nising committee\, Mark Assaf\, along with a port expert from Dublin Port Company\, will deliver Module 1 of the Modern Port Management Course from 4 – 8 March 2019 in Manila. 25 middle managers (including 13 women) from the port communities of the Philippines who are enrolled in the UNCTAD Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme will participate in the course.\n\nT he first of the eight training modules examines International Trade and Ma ritime Transport\, which focuses on the important and strategic relationsh ip of ports\, shippers and shipping companies. It further reviews the fact ors that condition port activities that are an integral part of internatio nal trade. The module will be co-delivered by instructors from PPA who hav e been certified by TrainForTrade as local trainers. \n\nMoreover\, meeti ng with the senior management of PPA and Cebu Port Authority (CPA) are als o planned in order to discuss the PMP Cycle 3 Road Map (Action Plan) for t he Philippines.\n\nThe Philippines is now on its third cycle of the Port M anagement Programme. Each training cycle lasts 16 to 24 months and compris es 240 hours of in-class training and a final thesis. The course deliverie s are led by UNCTAD and international instructors (Irish port experts)\, a s well as local senior managers who have completed the training-of-trainer s workshop. This strategy highlights the uniqueness and strength of the Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme in fostering local ownership to rein force its impact and ensure sustainability. Local ownership of the program me is achieved through a financing scheme that requires the participating ports to provide the majority of the programme'\;s funds\, and by grad ually shifting responsibility for implementing the programme from UNCTAD t o the participating ports.\n<\;p>\;​<\;span lang="\;EN-US\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctadtrainfortrade- port-management-programme-delivery-module-1-cycle-3-manila DTSTAMP:20261114T135209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af86789b8d21 DTSTART:20190305T050000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20190305T050000Z LOCATION:Manila\, Philippines SUMMARY:UNCTAD/TrainForTrade Port Management Programme Delivery of Module 1\, Cycle 3 in Manila CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​In the framework of the UNCTAD Port Management Programme (PM P) and in cooperation with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) local orga nising committee\, Mark Assaf\, along with a port expert from Dublin Port Company\, will deliver Module 1 of the Modern Port Management Course from 4 – 8 March 2019 in Manila. 25 middle managers (including 13 women) from the port communities of the Philippines who are enrolled in the UNCTAD Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme will participate in the course.\n\nT he first of the eight training modules examines International Trade and Ma ritime Transport\, which focuses on the important and strategic relationsh ip of ports\, shippers and shipping companies. It further reviews the fact ors that condition port activities that are an integral part of internatio nal trade. The module will be co-delivered by instructors from PPA who hav e been certified by TrainForTrade as local trainers. \n\nMoreover\, meeti ng with the senior management of PPA and Cebu Port Authority (CPA) are als o planned in order to discuss the PMP Cycle 3 Road Map (Action Plan) for t he Philippines.\n\nThe Philippines is now on its third cycle of the Port M anagement Programme. Each training cycle lasts 16 to 24 months and compris es 240 hours of in-class training and a final thesis. The course deliverie s are led by UNCTAD and international instructors (Irish port experts)\, a s well as local senior managers who have completed the training-of-trainer s workshop. This strategy highlights the uniqueness and strength of the Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme in fostering local ownership to rein force its impact and ensure sustainability. Local ownership of the program me is achieved through a financing scheme that requires the participating ports to provide the majority of the programme'\;s funds\, and by grad ually shifting responsibility for implementing the programme from UNCTAD t o the participating ports.\n<\;p>\;​<\;span lang="\;EN-US\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctadtrainfortrade- port-management-programme-delivery-module-1-cycle-3-manila DTSTAMP:20261114T135209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af86789b8d28 DTSTART:20190306T050000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20190306T050000Z LOCATION:Manila\, Philippines SUMMARY:UNCTAD/TrainForTrade Port Management Programme Delivery of Module 1\, Cycle 3 in Manila CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​In the framework of the UNCTAD Port Management Programme (PM P) and in cooperation with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) local orga nising committee\, Mark Assaf\, along with a port expert from Dublin Port Company\, will deliver Module 1 of the Modern Port Management Course from 4 – 8 March 2019 in Manila. 25 middle managers (including 13 women) from the port communities of the Philippines who are enrolled in the UNCTAD Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme will participate in the course.\n\nT he first of the eight training modules examines International Trade and Ma ritime Transport\, which focuses on the important and strategic relationsh ip of ports\, shippers and shipping companies. It further reviews the fact ors that condition port activities that are an integral part of internatio nal trade. The module will be co-delivered by instructors from PPA who hav e been certified by TrainForTrade as local trainers. \n\nMoreover\, meeti ng with the senior management of PPA and Cebu Port Authority (CPA) are als o planned in order to discuss the PMP Cycle 3 Road Map (Action Plan) for t he Philippines.\n\nThe Philippines is now on its third cycle of the Port M anagement Programme. Each training cycle lasts 16 to 24 months and compris es 240 hours of in-class training and a final thesis. The course deliverie s are led by UNCTAD and international instructors (Irish port experts)\, a s well as local senior managers who have completed the training-of-trainer s workshop. This strategy highlights the uniqueness and strength of the Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme in fostering local ownership to rein force its impact and ensure sustainability. Local ownership of the program me is achieved through a financing scheme that requires the participating ports to provide the majority of the programme'\;s funds\, and by grad ually shifting responsibility for implementing the programme from UNCTAD t o the participating ports.\n<\;p>\;​<\;span lang="\;EN-US\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctadtrainfortrade- port-management-programme-delivery-module-1-cycle-3-manila DTSTAMP:20261114T135209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af86789b8d2e DTSTART:20190307T050000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20190307T050000Z LOCATION:Manila\, Philippines SUMMARY:UNCTAD/TrainForTrade Port Management Programme Delivery of Module 1\, Cycle 3 in Manila CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​In the framework of the UNCTAD Port Management Programme (PM P) and in cooperation with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) local orga nising committee\, Mark Assaf\, along with a port expert from Dublin Port Company\, will deliver Module 1 of the Modern Port Management Course from 4 – 8 March 2019 in Manila. 25 middle managers (including 13 women) from the port communities of the Philippines who are enrolled in the UNCTAD Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme will participate in the course.\n\nT he first of the eight training modules examines International Trade and Ma ritime Transport\, which focuses on the important and strategic relationsh ip of ports\, shippers and shipping companies. It further reviews the fact ors that condition port activities that are an integral part of internatio nal trade. The module will be co-delivered by instructors from PPA who hav e been certified by TrainForTrade as local trainers. \n\nMoreover\, meeti ng with the senior management of PPA and Cebu Port Authority (CPA) are als o planned in order to discuss the PMP Cycle 3 Road Map (Action Plan) for t he Philippines.\n\nThe Philippines is now on its third cycle of the Port M anagement Programme. Each training cycle lasts 16 to 24 months and compris es 240 hours of in-class training and a final thesis. The course deliverie s are led by UNCTAD and international instructors (Irish port experts)\, a s well as local senior managers who have completed the training-of-trainer s workshop. This strategy highlights the uniqueness and strength of the Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme in fostering local ownership to rein force its impact and ensure sustainability. Local ownership of the program me is achieved through a financing scheme that requires the participating ports to provide the majority of the programme'\;s funds\, and by grad ually shifting responsibility for implementing the programme from UNCTAD t o the participating ports.\n<\;p>\;​<\;span lang="\;EN-US\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctadtrainfortrade- port-management-programme-delivery-module-1-cycle-3-manila DTSTAMP:20261114T135209Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af86789b8d33 DTSTART:20190308T050000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20190308T050000Z LOCATION:Manila\, Philippines SUMMARY:UNCTAD/TrainForTrade Port Management Programme Delivery of Module 1\, Cycle 3 in Manila CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​In the framework of the UNCTAD Port Management Programme (PM P) and in cooperation with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) local orga nising committee\, Mark Assaf\, along with a port expert from Dublin Port Company\, will deliver Module 1 of the Modern Port Management Course from 4 – 8 March 2019 in Manila. 25 middle managers (including 13 women) from the port communities of the Philippines who are enrolled in the UNCTAD Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme will participate in the course.\n\nT he first of the eight training modules examines International Trade and Ma ritime Transport\, which focuses on the important and strategic relationsh ip of ports\, shippers and shipping companies. It further reviews the fact ors that condition port activities that are an integral part of internatio nal trade. The module will be co-delivered by instructors from PPA who hav e been certified by TrainForTrade as local trainers. \n\nMoreover\, meeti ng with the senior management of PPA and Cebu Port Authority (CPA) are als o planned in order to discuss the PMP Cycle 3 Road Map (Action Plan) for t he Philippines.\n\nThe Philippines is now on its third cycle of the Port M anagement Programme. Each training cycle lasts 16 to 24 months and compris es 240 hours of in-class training and a final thesis. The course deliverie s are led by UNCTAD and international instructors (Irish port experts)\, a s well as local senior managers who have completed the training-of-trainer s workshop. This strategy highlights the uniqueness and strength of the Tr ainForTrade Port Management Programme in fostering local ownership to rein force its impact and ensure sustainability. Local ownership of the program me is achieved through a financing scheme that requires the participating ports to provide the majority of the programme'\;s funds\, and by grad ually shifting responsibility for implementing the programme from UNCTAD t o the participating ports.\n<\;p>\;​<\;span lang="\;EN-US\n\nV iew meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctadtrainfortrade- port-management-programme-delivery-module-1-cycle-3-manila DTSTAMP:20261114T135209Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR