Year: 2022 Language: english Author: Global Maritime Forum Genre: Research papers Format: PDF Quality: Scanned pages Pages count: 38 Description: The report takes a deep dive into human sustainability, defined as dignity and respect for every human being within an organization and across supply chains to ensure human well-being and ethical practices. The growing importance of the issue is bringing about a shift in leadership focus, away from managing ships toward managing people. For the second consecutive year, decarbonization of shipping and new environmental regulations were the top two issues in terms of impact in the coming decade. They were also in the top five for likelihood. Respondents had a more favorable view of the industry’s preparedness for these challenges. Failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation stayed at number three on the list of issues for which the industry is least prepared. Increase in fuel price and geopolitical tension, which had been in the number seven and six spots in 2021, are now ranked as the two most likely issues to occur in the next 10 years. New environmental regulations and decarbonization of shipping dropped from the number one and two spots in 2021 to third and fifth, respectively. The Global Maritime Issues Monitor 2022 is about these critical issues and how maritime industry leaders perceive them.
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Global Maritime Issues Monitor 2022
Language: english
Author: Global Maritime Forum
Genre: Research papers
Format: PDF
Quality: Scanned pages
Pages count: 38
Description: The report takes a deep dive into human sustainability, defined as dignity and respect for every human being within an organization and across supply chains to ensure human well-being and ethical practices. The growing importance of the issue is bringing about a shift in leadership focus, away from managing ships toward managing people.
For the second consecutive year, decarbonization of shipping and new environmental regulations were the top two issues in terms of impact in the coming decade. They were also in the top five for likelihood. Respondents had a more favorable view of the industry’s preparedness for these challenges.
Failure of climate change mitigation and adaptation stayed at number three on the list of issues for which the industry is least prepared.
Increase in fuel price and geopolitical tension, which had been in the number seven and six spots in 2021, are now ranked as the two most likely issues to occur in the next 10 years. New environmental regulations and decarbonization of shipping dropped from the number one and two spots in 2021 to third and fifth, respectively.
The Global Maritime Issues Monitor 2022 is about these critical issues and how maritime industry leaders perceive them.
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