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DTSTART:20221206T210000Z
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LOCATION:Online and Suva\, Fiji
SUMMARY:Workshop on Sustainable and Resilient Port Development to Support M
 aritime Connectivity in the Pacific
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Asia-Pacific region has witnessed significant advances in m
 aritime and port development\, resulting in many economic and social benef
 its\, such as improved connectivity\, increased employment opportunities\,
  industrial growth and infrastructure development.\n\nMeanwhile\, the COVI
 D-19 pandemic underscored the link between maritime and port connectivity 
 and sustainable growth and fast-tracked the policy case for higher resilie
 nce in global supply chains through improved shipping services.\n\nHowever
 \, maritime and port development also brings numerous sustainability chall
 enges including growing productivity pressure\, port congestion\, rising g
 reenhouse gas and other emissions and other negative externalities of port
  operations. Addressing these challenges requires a dedicated national str
 ategy based on stakeholders’ consultations\, coordination and partnershi
 p.\n\nIn this context and as part of its work on facilitating sustainable 
 and resilient port development to support sustainable maritime connectivit
 y in Asia and the Pacific\, ESCAP - in cooperation UNCTAD - organized work
 shops on Sustainable and Resilient port development to support Sustainable
  Maritime Connectivity in the Pacific.\n\nThe event brought together exper
 ts from the Pacific and relevant organizations to engage on a wider array 
 of issues relevant for strengthening and enhancing maritime connectivity i
 n the Pacific.\n\nThe workshop targeting Fiji\, Papua New Guinea and Solom
 on Island focused on the economic\, social and environmental aspects of ma
 ritime connectivity taking into account the specific national context in s
 elected countries with the aim to facilitate the exchange of views and sug
 gestions on the draft national strategy on maritime connectivity issues fo
 r each of the three countries. \n&lt\;p&gt\;The Asia-Pacific region has w
 itnessed significant advances in maritime and port development\, resulting
  in many economic and social benefits\, such as improved connectivity\, in
 creased employment opportunities\, industrial growth and infrastructure de
 velopment.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Meanwhile\, the COVID-19 pandemic und
 erscored the link between maritime and port connectivity and sustainable g
 rowth and fast-tracked the policy case for higher resilience in global sup
 ply chains through improved shipping services.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;H
 owever\, maritime and port development also brings numerous sustainability
  challenges including growing productivity pressure\, port congestion\, ri
 sing greenhouse gas and other emissions and other negative externalities o
 f port operations. Addressing these challenges requires a dedicated nation
 al strategy based on stakeholders’ consultations\, coordination and part
 nership.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;In this context and as part of its work
  on facilitating sustainable and resilient port development to support sus
 tainable maritime connectivity in Asia and the Pacific\, ESCAP - in cooper
 ation UNCTAD - organized workshops on Sustainable and Resilient port devel
 opment to support Sustainable Maritime Connectivity in the Pacific.&lt\;/p
 &gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The event brought together experts from the Pacific an
 d relevant organizations to engage on a wider array of issues relevant for
  strengthening and enhancing maritime connectivity in the Pacific.&lt\;/p&
 gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The workshop targeting Fiji\, Papua New Guinea and Solo
 mon Island focused on the economic\, social and environmental aspects of m
 aritime connectivity taking into account the specific national context in 
 selected countries with the aim to facilitate the exchange of views and su
 ggestions on the draft national strategy on maritime connectivity issues f
 or each of the three countries.&amp\;nbsp\;&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting 
 on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-sustainable-and-resilie
 nt-port-development-support-maritime-connectivity-pacific
DTSTAMP:20260710T220014Z
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DTSTART:20221207T210000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20221207T050000Z
LOCATION:Online and Suva\, Fiji
SUMMARY:Workshop on Sustainable and Resilient Port Development to Support M
 aritime Connectivity in the Pacific
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Asia-Pacific region has witnessed significant advances in m
 aritime and port development\, resulting in many economic and social benef
 its\, such as improved connectivity\, increased employment opportunities\,
  industrial growth and infrastructure development.\n\nMeanwhile\, the COVI
 D-19 pandemic underscored the link between maritime and port connectivity 
 and sustainable growth and fast-tracked the policy case for higher resilie
 nce in global supply chains through improved shipping services.\n\nHowever
 \, maritime and port development also brings numerous sustainability chall
 enges including growing productivity pressure\, port congestion\, rising g
 reenhouse gas and other emissions and other negative externalities of port
  operations. Addressing these challenges requires a dedicated national str
 ategy based on stakeholders’ consultations\, coordination and partnershi
 p.\n\nIn this context and as part of its work on facilitating sustainable 
 and resilient port development to support sustainable maritime connectivit
 y in Asia and the Pacific\, ESCAP - in cooperation UNCTAD - organized work
 shops on Sustainable and Resilient port development to support Sustainable
  Maritime Connectivity in the Pacific.\n\nThe event brought together exper
 ts from the Pacific and relevant organizations to engage on a wider array 
 of issues relevant for strengthening and enhancing maritime connectivity i
 n the Pacific.\n\nThe workshop targeting Fiji\, Papua New Guinea and Solom
 on Island focused on the economic\, social and environmental aspects of ma
 ritime connectivity taking into account the specific national context in s
 elected countries with the aim to facilitate the exchange of views and sug
 gestions on the draft national strategy on maritime connectivity issues fo
 r each of the three countries. \n&lt\;p&gt\;The Asia-Pacific region has w
 itnessed significant advances in maritime and port development\, resulting
  in many economic and social benefits\, such as improved connectivity\, in
 creased employment opportunities\, industrial growth and infrastructure de
 velopment.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Meanwhile\, the COVID-19 pandemic und
 erscored the link between maritime and port connectivity and sustainable g
 rowth and fast-tracked the policy case for higher resilience in global sup
 ply chains through improved shipping services.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;H
 owever\, maritime and port development also brings numerous sustainability
  challenges including growing productivity pressure\, port congestion\, ri
 sing greenhouse gas and other emissions and other negative externalities o
 f port operations. Addressing these challenges requires a dedicated nation
 al strategy based on stakeholders’ consultations\, coordination and part
 nership.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;In this context and as part of its work
  on facilitating sustainable and resilient port development to support sus
 tainable maritime connectivity in Asia and the Pacific\, ESCAP - in cooper
 ation UNCTAD - organized workshops on Sustainable and Resilient port devel
 opment to support Sustainable Maritime Connectivity in the Pacific.&lt\;/p
 &gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The event brought together experts from the Pacific an
 d relevant organizations to engage on a wider array of issues relevant for
  strengthening and enhancing maritime connectivity in the Pacific.&lt\;/p&
 gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The workshop targeting Fiji\, Papua New Guinea and Solo
 mon Island focused on the economic\, social and environmental aspects of m
 aritime connectivity taking into account the specific national context in 
 selected countries with the aim to facilitate the exchange of views and su
 ggestions on the draft national strategy on maritime connectivity issues f
 or each of the three countries.&amp\;nbsp\;&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting 
 on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-sustainable-and-resilie
 nt-port-development-support-maritime-connectivity-pacific
DTSTAMP:20260710T220014Z
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DTSTART:20221208T210000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20221208T050000Z
LOCATION:Online and Suva\, Fiji
SUMMARY:Workshop on Sustainable and Resilient Port Development to Support M
 aritime Connectivity in the Pacific
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:The Asia-Pacific region has witnessed significant advances in m
 aritime and port development\, resulting in many economic and social benef
 its\, such as improved connectivity\, increased employment opportunities\,
  industrial growth and infrastructure development.\n\nMeanwhile\, the COVI
 D-19 pandemic underscored the link between maritime and port connectivity 
 and sustainable growth and fast-tracked the policy case for higher resilie
 nce in global supply chains through improved shipping services.\n\nHowever
 \, maritime and port development also brings numerous sustainability chall
 enges including growing productivity pressure\, port congestion\, rising g
 reenhouse gas and other emissions and other negative externalities of port
  operations. Addressing these challenges requires a dedicated national str
 ategy based on stakeholders’ consultations\, coordination and partnershi
 p.\n\nIn this context and as part of its work on facilitating sustainable 
 and resilient port development to support sustainable maritime connectivit
 y in Asia and the Pacific\, ESCAP - in cooperation UNCTAD - organized work
 shops on Sustainable and Resilient port development to support Sustainable
  Maritime Connectivity in the Pacific.\n\nThe event brought together exper
 ts from the Pacific and relevant organizations to engage on a wider array 
 of issues relevant for strengthening and enhancing maritime connectivity i
 n the Pacific.\n\nThe workshop targeting Fiji\, Papua New Guinea and Solom
 on Island focused on the economic\, social and environmental aspects of ma
 ritime connectivity taking into account the specific national context in s
 elected countries with the aim to facilitate the exchange of views and sug
 gestions on the draft national strategy on maritime connectivity issues fo
 r each of the three countries. \n&lt\;p&gt\;The Asia-Pacific region has w
 itnessed significant advances in maritime and port development\, resulting
  in many economic and social benefits\, such as improved connectivity\, in
 creased employment opportunities\, industrial growth and infrastructure de
 velopment.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;Meanwhile\, the COVID-19 pandemic und
 erscored the link between maritime and port connectivity and sustainable g
 rowth and fast-tracked the policy case for higher resilience in global sup
 ply chains through improved shipping services.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;H
 owever\, maritime and port development also brings numerous sustainability
  challenges including growing productivity pressure\, port congestion\, ri
 sing greenhouse gas and other emissions and other negative externalities o
 f port operations. Addressing these challenges requires a dedicated nation
 al strategy based on stakeholders’ consultations\, coordination and part
 nership.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;In this context and as part of its work
  on facilitating sustainable and resilient port development to support sus
 tainable maritime connectivity in Asia and the Pacific\, ESCAP - in cooper
 ation UNCTAD - organized workshops on Sustainable and Resilient port devel
 opment to support Sustainable Maritime Connectivity in the Pacific.&lt\;/p
 &gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The event brought together experts from the Pacific an
 d relevant organizations to engage on a wider array of issues relevant for
  strengthening and enhancing maritime connectivity in the Pacific.&lt\;/p&
 gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The workshop targeting Fiji\, Papua New Guinea and Solo
 mon Island focused on the economic\, social and environmental aspects of m
 aritime connectivity taking into account the specific national context in 
 selected countries with the aim to facilitate the exchange of views and su
 ggestions on the draft national strategy on maritime connectivity issues f
 or each of the three countries.&amp\;nbsp\;&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n\nView meeting 
 on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-sustainable-and-resilie
 nt-port-development-support-maritime-connectivity-pacific
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