Submission 2 ISWG GHG 17-2-x Revenue 9 Aug
Executive Summary In this submission the co-sponsors provide a just and equitable framework for the use of revenues required to...
Submission 3 ISWG GHG 17-2-x Evidence 9 Aug
Executive Summary This paper offers an evidence-based summary of the benefits from a levy/GFS combination of midterm measures as opposed...
Submission 4 ISWG GHG 17-2-x Case Studies 9 Aug
In response to the invitation from the Secretariat at Task 4 of the mid-term measures CIA process for States to...
Potential Impact of IMO Mid-term Measures: Pacific Island Country Case Studies
The IMO is set to adopt a combination of technical and economic measures in early 2025. These legally binding measures...
Potential Impact of IMO Mid-term Measures Pacific Island Country Case Studies Final Results (July 2024)
Achieving the ambitions laid out in the IMO’s revised strategy on the decarbonisation of international shipping could substantially negatively impact...
Introducing MCST’s new maritime diaries: #WavesOfChange
Introducing MCST's new maritime diaries: #WavesOfChange. Through this series, we'll explore the unique challenges and innovative solutions in sustainable maritime...
Groundbreaking Webinar on ITLOS and IMO GHG Negotiations
The Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport (MCST) successfully hosted an enlightening webinar on the 3rd of July, of the "Gearing...
Holomui ki mu’a: Pacific catalytic action at IMO proves the power of small
John Fatuimoana Kautoke1, John Taukave1,2, Morgan Wairiu3, Maria Sahib1, Atina Schutz1, Aileen Sefeti1, Peter Nuttall1,4, Alison Newell1 and Pierre-Jean Bordahandy1...
The deepening climate emergency for Pacific domestic shipping supply chains and what can be done
Author: Peter Nuttall The domestic maritime connectivity of the micro-states of the Pacific islands is a unique and largely overlooked...
Disbursement of Revenues generated by IMO’s emission reduction measures: Is contributing to a just and equitable transition that leaves no state behind an empty slogan? How much should be spent on what by who?
Peter Nuttall1,2, Alison Newell1, Atina Schutz1, Maria Sahib1, Aileen Sefeti1, John Fatuimoana Kautoke1, John Tauk.ve1,3 and Pierre-Jean Bordahandy1 1Micronesian Center...
What does it look like for Australia to be a Partner on Maritime Safety with the Pacific
Contributors: Anthony Bergin National Security College, Bekir Sitki Ustaoglu International Maritime Organization, Daryl Attwood Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Dii Mek Thomas...
Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport Hosts Groundbreaking Webinar on Domestic Shipping Transitions
The Micronesian Center for Sustainable Transport (MCST) is thrilled to announce the successful completion of the fourth webinar in its...