03 - 08 March 2015
IPC Port Training Center
Jakarta
, Indonesia
23 middle managers from Indonesian ports (PELINDO I-IV), who have completed the 8 modules of the Modern Port Management course, will present and defend their final dissertations before a panel of international and local port experts. Those who successfully pass their dissertations will earn UNCTAD's Modern Port Management Certificate. A planning session will also take place with the CEO of Indonesia Port Corporation to determine the future strategies towards Cycle 4 for the PTP in Indonesia.
Indonesia is currently on the 3rd cycle of the programme, wherein the deliveries are alternatively lead by UNCTAD and international instructors (Irish port experts) as well local senior managers who have already completed the training-of-trainers workshop. Each training cycle lasts 16 to 24 months and comprises 240 hours of in-class training and a final thesis.
This strategy highlights the uniqueness and strength of the TrainForTrade Port Training Programme. Local ownership is fostered which reinforces the training's impact and ensures the programme's sustainability. Local ownership of the programme is achieved through a financing scheme that requires the participating ports to provide the majority of the programme's funds, and by gradually shifting responsibility for implementing the programme from UNCTAD to the participating ports.
Co-organizer(s):
Indonesia Port Corporation
Sponsor / funding:
Irish Aid and Indonesia Port Corporation
Language(s)
English |
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Contact
Mark Assaf
Chief, Human Ressources Development Section/TrainForTrade
T. +41 22 917 5481
Debbie Francisco
Human Ressources Development Section/TrainForTrade
T. +41 22 917 5796
