IMO global programmes
on maritime security
Under the Integrated
Technical Co-operation Programme there are a range of technical assistance activities
planned within two global programmes, including support for security seminars/workshops
and train-the-trainer courses.
IMO has urged Member
States and industry to support the International Maritime Security Trust Fund
and the two global programmes, in particular with regards to making experts
with practical experience of the implementation of security measures available
to assist in future technical co-operation projects for capacity-building.
See also:
Norway
provides funding for ITCP's maritime security components in Africa - 2/11/2006
Briefing 41/2006: Major donor continues generous support for IMO activities
Funding
boost for technical co-operation programme - 11/10/2006
Briefing 36/2006: IMO’s Integrated Technical Co-operation Programme (ITCP)
has received two substantial financial contributions
Canada
supports IMO maritime security activities - 5/4/2006
Briefing 12/2006: 500,000 Canadian dollar grant for IMO’s Global Technical
Co-operation Programme on Maritime Security
States
make progress in co-operation to enhance safety of navigation, security and
environmental protection in Straits of Malacca and Singapore - 22/9/2006
Briefing 32/2006: Meeting on Straits of Malacca and Singapore: Enhancing Safety,
Security and Environmental Protection
IMO
to organize piracy and security seminar in Yemen - 13/12/2004
Briefing 39/2004: April 2005 high-level, sub-regional seminar on maritime security
and prevention of piracy and armed robbery against ships
IMO
to take Straits initiative - 22/11/2004
Briefing 36/2004: High-level conference on Straits of Malacca and Singapore
to be held in 2005
Maritime
security - IMO Train-the-Trainer courses to be launched in Egypt - 13/9/2004
Briefing 30/2004: Launch of first of eighteen courses under the auspices of
the Global Programme on Maritime Security
IMO's
Global Programme on Maritime and Port Security - the work continues - 17/6/2004
Briefing 23/2004: Security technical assistance programme in full swing
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