GBSI Climatic Research Initiative
MCST is pleased to announce a new research partnership project with The Green Based Strategy Institute (GBSI), a South Korean...
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The Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport (MCST) is excited to share “Gearing up for hashtag#MEPC82” webinars series where we will explore the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the maritime industry.
MCST is pleased to announce a new research partnership project with The Green Based Strategy Institute (GBSI), a South Korean...
On the 10th and 11th of June 2026 in Majuro, the Ministers responsible for Maritime Transportation of Fiji, Federated States...
Talanoa with the Traveling Diplomat, hosted by John “Jay-J” Taukave, brings you a special episode recorded aboard the SV Juren...
Whilst in Majuro, Sele Tagivuni, who is Fiji's Ministerial Climate Resilience & Finance Advisor, spoke to our team on board...
On Thursday 11 June the inaugural Pacific Blue Shipping Partnership (PBSP) Ministerial Council concluded with the signing of the PBSP...
We’re pleased to share the latest newsletter from the Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport. This edition covers: Updates from ISWG...
Transport Ministers and senior government officials, from across the Pacific will convene in Majuro, Republic of Marshall Islands, for the...
One Planet Shipping brings you their third webinar: Scaling up wind propulsion. Based on their latest report, the webinar brings...
This webinar from 08 April 2026 explores the current maritime technologies available to the Pacific region and discusses future pathways to...
We’re excited to share the Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport’s second newsletter for 2026.This edition highlights our continued commitment to...
A new scholarly article titled “Sailing Through Time: Building Pacific Maritime Resilience” has been published in the peer-reviewed journal Global...
Talanoa with the Traveling Diplomat, hosted by John “Jay-J” Taukave, features Asti Lalasati from Bintan Island, Indonesia—whose work sits at...