MACN at CoSP11: Turning Trusted Data into Collective Action

“When we turn incident data into real-world results with the right governance and trust mechanisms, we don’t just document corruption, we create lasting change.”

MACN was pleased to co-host the Private Sector Forum at CoSP11 in Doha, where our Chair, Øistein Jensen, joined global leaders to discuss how data and trusted collaboration are transforming the fight against maritime corruption.

At the “Trust by Design” panel, Øistein shared how MACN’s use of anonymized incident data is driving reform, strengthening compliance, and turning evidence into action to support a fairer and more resilient global trade system.

Through secure, anonymized reporting and advanced analytics, MACN enables trusted data sharing, strengthens stakeholder confidence, and delivers measurable improvements in port integrity and policy reform.

Thank you to UNODC, United Nations Global Compact, and all session organizers for convening this important forum.