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13/07/2023 Annual Report 2022 Link

14/09/2023 New Member: Cool Company Link
01/08/2023 New Member: SMT Shipping Ltd Link
20/07/2023 New Member: C TRANSPORT MARITIME S.A.M. (CTM) Link
13/07/2023 New Member: Tsakos Energy Navigation Limited Link
02/05/2023 New Member: J M BAXI Link
24/04/2023 2023 Indonesia Port Tariff Guide Link
24/04/2023 2023 Indonesia Port Entry Guide Link

Upcoming Events

26/09/2023 – 28/09/2023 Fall Meeting in Mumbai

Latest News

MACN’s CEO speaks at West Africa Shipping Assembly during London Shipping Week

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On September 12, MACN’s CEO, Cecilia Müller Torbrand, spoke at a West Africa Seminar arranged by the West Africa Shipping Assembly at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) during London Shipping Week. The session focused on shipping and maritime activities in West Africa, with insights into such topical issues as Markets and Opportunities, Legal and Regulatory […]

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Promoting Integrity in Argentina: MACN Local Partner Presents at Senasa’s App Launch for Vessel Inspections

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On the 8th and 15th of September, in the cities of Rosario and Bahia Blanca, MACN’s Local Partner in Argentina, Fernando Basch was invited by Senasa – the Argentine Authority on Agri-food Health and Quality – to speak about Integrity and the ongoing Collective Action initiative in the country. His presentation coincided with the launch […]

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Compliance Roundtable: “A Maritime Sector Fit For Purpose: Evidence of Data Driven Compliance”

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The fourth Compliance Roundtable was held in Lagos, Nigeria on the theme of data-driven compliance within government agencies. The event was attended by the newly formed Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy and other key government agencies. Through the Nigerian Shippers Council and other government agencies, the Federal Ministry of Transportation has consistently supported […]

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MACN in numbers

50000+

anonymous incidents reported!

1189

ports captured in MACN’s anonymous database

Over 190

Members

50%+

of total global tonnage operated by MACN members

GLOBAL PORT INTEGRITY PLATFORM (GPIP)

MACN’s anonymous incident reporting system allows members and the maritime industry to learn from each other and be better prepared for port calls in high risk areas.

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On 8 August 2022 MACN CEO met with the IMO Secretary General Kitack Lim

We discussed the implication of maritime corruption, and how MACN has been successful through collective action.  We also appreciated IMO’s efforts to recognize this challenge with the adoption of the guide to tackling maritime corruption at FAL46 earlier this year. This meeting was an important step for continue dialogue at the IMO on this topic and we develop a joint strategy the next couple of months.

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Cecilia Müller-Torbrand of MACN, Soji Apampa of CBi and Daria Ruban of Global Compact Network Ukraine collect their awards at the 4th International Conference. Photo: David Borter, LEO MEDIA.

MACN together with CBI win inaugural Anti-Corruption Collective Action Award 2022

In the category of Outstanding Achievement in Collective Action 2022, the award goes to the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network’s Collective Action initiative in Nigeria in collaboration with the Convention on Business Integrity (cbi). Since 2019, the initiative has worked to keep seafarers calling at Nigerian ports safe from corrupt demands.

Their installation of the world’s first real-time incident reporting tool and connected local HelpDesk has contributed significantly to reducing corrupt demands since its inauguration.

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MACN: A Decade of Reporting

The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network has released the results and lessons learned from 10 years of collecting data of corrupt demands in maritime trade.  This data has been collected in over a decade through MACN’s Anonymous Incident Reporting platform, a system designed to allow the maritime industry to report when it has been faced with corrupt demands in ports globally. To date, the reporting system has close to 50,000 incidents reported in over 1,000 ports, across 149 countries.

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The cost of corruption at sea

A short video on the cost of corruption at sea, and the importance of backing seafarers, customers, partners and the maritime industry.

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Stronger Together

Former Chair of MACN John Sypnowich, former Vice-Chair of MACN Paul Townsend, and present CEO Cecilia Müller Torbrand on MACN.
This video is from 2018 and still very much relevant.

About MACN

The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) is a global business network working towards the vision of a maritime industry free of corruption that enables fair trade to the benefit of society at large. Established in 2011 by a small group of committed maritime companies, MACN has grown to include over 160 companies globally, and has become one of the pre-eminent examples of collective action to tackle corruption.

MACN and its members work towards the elimination of all forms of maritime corruption by: raising awareness of the challenges faced; implementing the MACN Anti-Corruption Principles and co-developing and sharing best practices; collaborating with governments, non-governmental organizations, and civil society to identify and mitigate the root causes of corruption; and creating a culture of integrity within the maritime community.

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