BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aeb71ca5f31c DTSTART:20261026T150000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261026T000000Z LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala: Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) suppor ts port communities in developing countries in delivering more efficient a nd competitive port management in the future. In order to increase trade f lows and foster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management ef ficiency of ports and related agencies.Promote port community participatio n and public-private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability an d social responsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various areas\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logi stics and supply chain management\, port security\, safety and environment al protection\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes tra ining courses\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research an d analysis on port-related issues.Programme outlineAs part of the activiti es of the Spanish-speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Pr ogramme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Gua temala take part in the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two years with each of the eight one- week modules being delivered every two to three months.At the end of the c ycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case studi es concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community and pr oviding concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who are a lso members of the TrainForTrade network.National and international expert s will deliver Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports  to the group composed of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.<\;p>\ ;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port co mmunities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competi tive port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and f oster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to shar e knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent man agement and human resources development in port communities.<\;/p>\;&l t\;h4>\;The PMP’s main objectives<\;/h4>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li data -list-item-id="\;ec7fdeb66ddd6516a376ea9a45ab26727\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/trainfortrade-modern-port-managemen t-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-4-challenges DTSTAMP:20261104T175626Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aeb71ca5f36d DTSTART:20261027T150000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261027T000000Z LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala: Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) suppor ts port communities in developing countries in delivering more efficient a nd competitive port management in the future. In order to increase trade f lows and foster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management ef ficiency of ports and related agencies.Promote port community participatio n and public-private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability an d social responsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various areas\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logi stics and supply chain management\, port security\, safety and environment al protection\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes tra ining courses\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research an d analysis on port-related issues.Programme outlineAs part of the activiti es of the Spanish-speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Pr ogramme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Gua temala take part in the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two years with each of the eight one- week modules being delivered every two to three months.At the end of the c ycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case studi es concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community and pr oviding concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who are a lso members of the TrainForTrade network.National and international expert s will deliver Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports  to the group composed of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.<\;p>\ ;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port co mmunities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competi tive port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and f oster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to shar e knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent man agement and human resources development in port communities.<\;/p>\;&l t\;h4>\;The PMP’s main objectives<\;/h4>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li data -list-item-id="\;ec7fdeb66ddd6516a376ea9a45ab26727\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/trainfortrade-modern-port-managemen t-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-4-challenges DTSTAMP:20261104T175626Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aeb71ca5f377 DTSTART:20261028T150000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261028T000000Z LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala: Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) suppor ts port communities in developing countries in delivering more efficient a nd competitive port management in the future. In order to increase trade f lows and foster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management ef ficiency of ports and related agencies.Promote port community participatio n and public-private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability an d social responsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various areas\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logi stics and supply chain management\, port security\, safety and environment al protection\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes tra ining courses\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research an d analysis on port-related issues.Programme outlineAs part of the activiti es of the Spanish-speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Pr ogramme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Gua temala take part in the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two years with each of the eight one- week modules being delivered every two to three months.At the end of the c ycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case studi es concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community and pr oviding concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who are a lso members of the TrainForTrade network.National and international expert s will deliver Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports  to the group composed of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.<\;p>\ ;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port co mmunities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competi tive port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and f oster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to shar e knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent man agement and human resources development in port communities.<\;/p>\;&l t\;h4>\;The PMP’s main objectives<\;/h4>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li data -list-item-id="\;ec7fdeb66ddd6516a376ea9a45ab26727\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/trainfortrade-modern-port-managemen t-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-4-challenges DTSTAMP:20261104T175626Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6aeb71ca5f380 DTSTART:20261029T150000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20261029T000000Z LOCATION:Guatemala City\, Guatemala SUMMARY:TrainForTrade Modern Port Management Course\, Cycle 3 in Guatemala: Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) suppor ts port communities in developing countries in delivering more efficient a nd competitive port management in the future. In order to increase trade f lows and foster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to share knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent management and human resources development in port communities.The PMP’s main objectivesStrengthen institutional capacity and management ef ficiency of ports and related agencies.Promote port community participatio n and public-private partnerships.Enhance the competitiveness of ports and the quality of their services.Improve the environmental sustainability an d social responsibility of ports.The PMP provides technical assistance in various areas\, including port planning\, management and operations\, logi stics and supply chain management\, port security\, safety and environment al protection\, and legal and regulatory frameworks. It also organizes tra ining courses\, workshops\, and seminars\, as well as conducts research an d analysis on port-related issues.Programme outlineAs part of the activiti es of the Spanish-speaking network of the TrainForTrade Port Management Pr ogramme (PMP)\, the trainees of the 3rd cycle of the port community of Gua temala take part in the course on Modern Port Management (280 hours). The full cycle will span a time of about two years with each of the eight one- week modules being delivered every two to three months.At the end of the c ycle\, the trainees will prepare business reports consisting of case studi es concerning a real problem or opportunity in their port community and pr oviding concrete and actionable recommendations. Later\, they will defend their theses in front of a jury made up of international experts who are a lso members of the TrainForTrade network.National and international expert s will deliver Module 4 on challenges of sustainable ports  to the group composed of 25 middle port managers (7 women) in Guatemala City.<\;p>\ ;The UNCTAD TrainForTrade Port Management Programme (PMP) supports port co mmunities in developing countries in delivering more efficient and competi tive port management in the future. In order to increase trade flows and f oster economic development\, the programme creates port networks bringing together public\, private\, and international entities. The aim is to shar e knowledge and expertise between port operators and strengthen talent man agement and human resources development in port communities.<\;/p>\;&l t\;h4>\;The PMP’s main objectives<\;/h4>\;<\;ul>\;<\;li data -list-item-id="\;ec7fdeb66ddd6516a376ea9a45ab26727\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/trainfortrade-modern-port-managemen t-course-cycle-3-guatemala-module-4-challenges DTSTAMP:20261104T175626Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR