Between partner meetings, development and continuing education, a lot happens. Take a look under repsektive project's website for more detailed information, otherwise there is a summary of our latest events below.
The Dessev Project has now been completed and reported, and as a final confirmation of the dedicated work the team has accomplished together, we recently received a very rewarding email:
"Your project has been recognised as a good practice of the Erasmus+ Programme. Congratulations!"
This recognition serves as a clear testament to the commitment, professionalism, and spirit of collaboration that have characterized the project from start to finish. Being acknowledged as a good practice within the Erasmus+ Programme is a significant achievement and a prestigious honor for everyone involved.
A truly well-deserved feather in the cap for our outstanding partnership – congratulations to Team DESSEV!
June 2024
SUstainable Development of the European MARitime sector
The SUDEMAR project has the primary goal of raising awareness about sustainability within the maritime sector. It aims to support the implementation of the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) within the maritime industry by creating educational resources and technical tools targeted at professionals and companies in the sector.
The key components of the project include creating a database that compiles the best practices of sustainable development within the maritime sector. Following this, an E-learning course on sustainable development will be developed; an educational platform offering online courses on sustainability for professionals in the maritime industry.
The final project component is an app that supports the implementation of sustainable development goals within the maritime sector. The app will serve as an advisory tool for its users.
The project aims to strengthen sustainability in the maritime sector through education, awareness, and the implementation of concrete solutions based on the UN’s SDGs.
September 2023
OPTIMISM - Online Program for Training in International Management of ISM
A 3-year project has begun with the aim of addressing the limitations of the ISM Code (International Safety Management), which, although designed to ensure safety at sea and prevent pollution, cannot guarantee improved safety.
To achieve this, the project will develop a comprehensive online training program that not only covers the requirements of the ISM Code but also includes relevant safety, environmental, and quality standards, such as ISO 9000 and ISO 14000.
The project’s activities include an extensive review of the ISM Code’s requirements and relevant amendments, along with research methods involving case studies, interviews, surveys, and document analysis.
The expected outcomes include the creation of a competence-based online course, complete with a new assessment system, aligned with international credit and certification standards. Ultimately, this initiative aims to enhance safety and environmental awareness and compliance within the maritime industry, benefiting both professionals and the environment.
The CyberSEA project aims to improve cyber security in the maritime sector by identifying vulnerabilities, developing training resources, remote laboratories and a virtual hub together with creating an online training course. The main objective of CyberSEA is to improve cyber security in the maritime industry by raising awareness and training for cadets and sailors.
The second, and final, year of the DESSEV project is upon us and what a year it has been! Partner meetings in Warsaw, Ljubljana, and training days in Finland. Information has been gathered, sorted and classified to best help this project to its best possible outcome. Let´s row this project to port!
