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LOCATION:Online\, 
SUMMARY:Report launch: Port Management Series\, vol. 8
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DESCRIPTION:The Port Management Series features case studies produced as pa
 rt of UNCTAD&#039\;s TrainForTrade port management programme. Nearly 80% o
 f world trade is carried by sea.\n\nFor many developing countries\, the fi
 gure surpasses 90%. Port efficiency therefore has a direct impact on a cou
 ntry’s ability to participate in international trade.\n\nUNCTAD assists 
 ports in developing countries by conducting research\, carrying out techni
 cal assistance activities and providing training and capacity-building thr
 ough the TrainForTrade programme\, a key component of which is the case st
 udies that participants conduct on a specific problem faced by their port.
 \n\nThe process requires that the participants put into practice what they
  have learned from the port management course and allows them to immediate
 ly contribute to improving operations in their ports.\n\nThis edition of t
 he series presents fifteen case studies done by programme participants fro
 m ports in Ghana\, Indonesia\, Malaysia\, Nigeria and the Philippines. The
  issues analyzed include the digitalization of administrative processes\, 
 environmental protection\, human resources management and vessel traffic s
 ervices.\n\nThe event will showcase some of the best case studies and is o
 pen to the public.\n\nProgramme\n\nWelcoming remarks\n\n\nGeneviève Féra
 ud\, Head Knowledge Development Branch\, UNCTAD\nShamika Sirimanne\, Direc
 tor\, Division on Technology and Logistics\, UNCTAD\n\n\nIntroductory stat
 ements\n\n\nMukhisa Kituyi\, Secretary-General\, UNCTAD\nE. Michael Gaffey
 \, Ambassador\, Permanent Mission of Ireland to the United Nations\n\n\nPr
 esentation of a case study from Indonesia: Optimization of digital culture
  implementation at head office of PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II\n\n\nSari Sara
 swati\, Senior Officer of Performance Management\, IPC\n\n\nDiscussion on 
 the impact of the case study led by \n\n\nArif Suhartono\, President Direc
 tor PT Pelabuhan Indonesia II (IPC)\n\n\nPresentation of a case study from
  Ghana: Evaluation of the impact of the performance contract between Ghana
  Ports and Harbours Authority and the government of Ghana\n\n\nMargaret Ai
 doo Quarcoopome\, Principal Business Development Officer\, GPHA\n\n\nDiscu
 ssion on the impact of the case study led by\n\n\nMichael Luguje\, Directo
 r General\, Ghana Ports and Harbours Authority (GPHA)\n\n\nQ&amp\;A\n\n\nJ
 ohn Moore\, Irish Ports Representative\nMark Assaf\, Chief\, Human Resourc
 es Development Section/TrainForTrade\, UNCTAD\n\n\nConclusion\n\n\nMark As
 saf\, Chief\, Human Resources Development Section/TrainForTrade\, UNCTAD\n
 \n\n \n&lt\;p&gt\;The Port Management Series features case studies produc
 ed as part of UNCTAD&#039\;s TrainForTrade port management programme. Near
 ly 80% of world trade is carried by sea.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;For man
 y developing countries\, the figure surpasses 90%. Port efficiency therefo
 re has a direct impact on a country’s ability to participate in internat
 ional trade.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;UNCTAD assists ports in developing 
 countries by conducting research\, carrying out technical assistance activ
 ities and providing training and capacity-building through the TrainForTra
 de programme\, a key component of which is the case studies that participa
 nts conduct on a specific problem faced by their port.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\
 ;p&gt\;The process requires that the participants put into practice what t
 hey have learned from the port management course and allows them to immedi
 ately contribute to improving operations in their ports.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&l
 t\;p&gt\;This edition of the series presents fifteen case studies done by 
 programme participants from ports in Ghana\, Indonesia\, Malaysia\, Nigeri
 a and the Philippines. The issues analyzed include the digitalization of a
 dministrative processes\, environmental protection\, human resources manag
 ement and vessel traffic services.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The event wil
 l showcase some of the best case studies and is open to the public.&lt\;/p
 &gt\;\n\n&lt\;h3 class=&quot\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on unctad.
 org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/report-launch-port-management-series-vol-8
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