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    Red Sea area

    Conflict-related attacks in the Red Sea area - general information.

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    Marine geoengineering

    Marine geoengineering refers to attempts to manipulate the ocean to counteract the effects of climate change by removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through deliberate ocean‐based interventions. The London Convention and London Protocol provide the only explicit governance of marine geoengineering.

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    Protecting marine biodiversity

    By implementing IMO's global regulatory framework on marine environment protection IMO is supporting global efforts to address some of the challenges the planet faces through strengthened international cooperation.

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    Marine litter – how IMO is part of the solution

    Marine litter presents a huge problem in our oceans. But IMO and others have been taking action, by regulating the discharge of garbage from ships and supporting research work.

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    Supporting Seafarers: resources and general information

    Seafarers are a key part of the shipping industry, and they are at the heart of IMO’s activities. Seafarers and their relatives can find useful information and resources about their work and rights on this page.

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    Disease outbreaks – advice for shipping

    This page contains updates and links to information on disease outbreaks, including information from the World Health Organization (WHO) and guidance to the maritime sector.

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    Domestic Ferry Safety

    IMO is taking action by establishing global safety standards, offering expert training, and fostering regional collaborations to make domestic ferries safer, more efficient, and sustainable.

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    Safe transport of containers

    IMO has developed and adopted a number of requirements to ensure the safe carriage of containers and has also developed specific guidance for packing and securing of containers.

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