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Red MAMLa
The Latin America Women's Maritime Association - Red MAMLa is one of the 8 Women's Maritime Associations (WIMA) created within the Gender Program of the International Maritime Organization (IMO).
Our work is focused on providing opportunities for the integral development of maritime women in the Latin American region.
Latin America, surrounded by 3 oceans and 14 seas, is a region with the most diverse marine ecosystems, due to the wide extension of its coasts and the different climates and temperatures, from the tropical heat to the gelid southern waters.
MARITIME CHRONICLES
THE MTCC LATIN AMERICA AND ITS REGIONAL MANDATE TO PROMOTE DECARBONISED MARITIME TRANSPORT
The Maritime Technology Cooperation Centre for Latin America (MTCC LATIN AMERICA) is one of the five (5) specialised centres that form part of the Global MTCCs Network (GMN), established by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) and supported by the European Community to promote the adoption of new technologies and energy-efficient operating practices on board ships, thereby reducing harmful emissions and their devastating effects on the environment.
THE PROBLEM OF BEING A “PUERTO SUCIO”
The sea is the channel par excellence of international trade, through which countries around the world transport their export products and their purchases abroad.
...STRATEGIC ALLIANCES IN FAVOUR OF EQUITY
When Zulma Dinelli from PR Ports and Carlos José González España from Empresa Multimodal invited us to work hand in hand as their main support organisation for the Women's Leadership Programme - LI...
MARITIME-PORT OPERATIONS IN NAVIGABLE CHANNELS OVER RIVERS IN COLOMBIA
The ports that operate in navigable channels on rivers, unlike the purely maritime ones, require actions that involve additional technological, human and physical resources due to the sequential al...
LATEST NEWS ABOUT RED MAMLa
In the context of the election by the Assembly of the Member States that will make up the IMO Council, our association congratulates the 40 Member States elected, and in particular Panama, Brazil, ...
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