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.
Capacity building to address corruption challenges through incident data and MACN’s Global Port Integrity Platform
/in NewsMACN’s ongoing efforts to build members Capability in recognizing and addressing corruption challenges comes in various forms. One way is to learn from the latest data trends, hotspots and rising corruption challenges in the maritime industry. MACN believes a better understanding of how the MACN Anonymous Reporting System works is key to the journey of […]
Tackling Corruption in the Maritime Industry
/in NewsMACN CEO Cecilia Müller Torbrand has written on Tackling Corruption in the Maritime Industry for The Global Maritime Forum. Corruption in the maritime industry is a multifaceted problem that requires a multifaceted solution. Maritime corruption poses social, financial and environmental burdens on the community and therefore to tackle it, both the public and private sector […]
Suez Canal Authority and MACN Discuss Industry Collaboration
/in NewsMaritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN) recently met with The Suez Canal Authority in Egypt at their Navigational Headquarters in Ismailia to discuss industry collaboration, capacity building, and potential areas of cooperation between the two organizations. MACN CEO, Cecilia Müller Torbrand, highlighted the significance of this visit “I would like to thank the Suez Canal Authority and […]