Pollution prevention measures

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Pollution prevention measures Workshop Name – Date

Towards sustainable shipping 1. Regulations and policy 2. People and competence 3. Technology / Innovation All levels are involved in prevention of pollution: Seafarers (officers, deckhands) Office staff Harbours Shipping companies Governments (national and IMO) Other stakeholders (environmental groups, scientists, …) Illustration credits: ProSea

Pollution prevention measures (1) ‘Regulations and policy’ MARPOL 73/78 Annex I – oil Annex II – (other) noxious liquid substances Annex III – harmful substances in packaged form Annex IV – sewage Annex V – garbage Annex VI – air AFS Convention – anti fouling systems BWM Convention – ballast water management Convention for the Safe and Environmentally Sound Recycling of Ships

Pollution prevention measures (2) ‘People and competence’ Photo credits: Ocean Beacons International – Illustration credits: Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics

Pollution prevention measures (3) ‘Technology / innovation’ Photo credits: Environmental Protection Engineering S.A./Atlas Incinerators/ Skysails/North Sea Foundation

Pollution prevention measures (3) ‘Technology / innovation’ Photo credits: Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics

Pollution prevention measures workshop TOP 5 revisited (20’): What do you think the most important challenges in sustainable shipping are? Solutions (20’) Make a list of solutions for the challenge(s) assigned to you. Identify who is responsible for these solutions. Presentations (40’) Present your TOP 5 and the solutions to the other groups. Audience votes for best solution!

Pollution prevention measures – part 1 What do you think the most important challenges in sustainable shipping are after the course? Why did your opinion change? Ranking (Urgency) First day Now? Why this new ranking? 1 2 3 4 5

Pollution prevention measures – part 2 Make a list of solutions for your challenges. Use course information and your own knowledge. Or come up with your own (new) solutions (be creative!) Identify who is responsible for the various solutions (you, IMO, ship owner, others?) Photo credits: www.BeeldbankVenW.nl, Rijkswaterstaat

Pollution prevention measures – presentations Present your TOP 5, plus solutions and responsibilities to the plenary group: the audience (5’ per group). The audience comments on the results after each group. Voting after presentations of all groups. Best solution wins!