We were proud to participate in Maritime Week Africa 2026 in Cape Town, a two-day event hosted by ship.energy that brought together international stakeholders to discuss critical developments in fuel and bunker operations. Captain Brendon Hawley, a former MACN board member, presented our mission to combat corrupt demands in port operations through collective action and […]
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MACN recently took part in a high-level workshop at the Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam focused on practical pathways towards a safe and sustainable ocean economy in India. The discussion brought together public authorities, industry representatives and research institutions to examine how governance, operations and incentives at ports shape the long-term success of India’s blue […]
Beginning the year with a bang! MACN is pleased to welcome Imani Center for Policy and Education as our new partner for our Ghana Collective Action initiative. IMANI brings strong expertise in governance, policy, and maritime affairs; their 2017 report on the operational efficiency of the Port of Tema remains a key reference industry-wide for understanding […]
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70,000 incidents reported. 70,000 voices speaking up. We’ve reached a significant milestone in our Anonymous Reporting System, but let’s be clear: these numbers represent challenges we wish didn’t exist. Every incident is an unethical demand made to a seafarer or maritime professional who shouldn’t have to face it. Yet within these numbers lies something powerful: […]
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“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 […]
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MACN is launching “Transparent Trade Routes: Strengthening Integrity in Maritime Supply Chains,” a comprehensive three-year project funded by the Siemens Integrity Initiative. This initiative marks a continuation of our six-year partnership with Siemens AG in advancing maritime integrity globally. A Three-Country Approach to Maritime Integrity Transparent Trade Routes will implement tailored interventions across Indonesia, Malaysia, […]
As 2025 comes to a close, we celebrate a year of momentum and measurable impact in tackling corruption in the maritime sector. Expanded partnerships, stronger industry and member engagement, and progress across multiple regions reinforce the impact of our collaborative approach and the dedication of our global network. Our members’ and partners continued support and […]
Meaningful progress against corruption requires intention; it is driven by individuals and institutions dedicated to upholding higher standards. This International Anti-Corruption Day, we’re celebrating the young cadets, trainees, and future maritime leaders who are already reshaping the industry from the inside out. At MACN, we see a global movement taking shape, young maritime professionals embracing […]
MACN is excited to welcome Ahmad Qisa’i and Rizal Hadi as our new local partners for the Indonesia Collective Action initiative! Ahmad has extensive experience supporting government institutions on integrity systems, regulatory reform, and public-sector governance. His work with national agencies and multi-stakeholder initiatives gives him practical insight into implementing effective anti-corruption measures. Rizal brings […]
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The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN), represented in Nigeria by the Convention on Business Integrity (CBi), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN). This strategic partnership aims to embed integrity-driven reforms across Nigeria’s freight forwarding and logistics sector, a critical component of the […]
Highlights from Maritime Week Africa 2026
/in NewsWe were proud to participate in Maritime Week Africa 2026 in Cape Town, a two-day event hosted by ship.energy that brought together international stakeholders to discuss critical developments in fuel and bunker operations. Captain Brendon Hawley, a former MACN board member, presented our mission to combat corrupt demands in port operations through collective action and […]
MACN Contributes Maritime Integrity Perspective to India’s Ocean Economy Discussions
/in NewsMACN recently took part in a high-level workshop at the Indian Institute of Management Visakhapatnam focused on practical pathways towards a safe and sustainable ocean economy in India. The discussion brought together public authorities, industry representatives and research institutions to examine how governance, operations and incentives at ports shape the long-term success of India’s blue […]
MACN Welcomes IMANI as Ghana Collective Action Partner
/in NewsBeginning the year with a bang! MACN is pleased to welcome Imani Center for Policy and Education as our new partner for our Ghana Collective Action initiative. IMANI brings strong expertise in governance, policy, and maritime affairs; their 2017 report on the operational efficiency of the Port of Tema remains a key reference industry-wide for understanding […]
From Data to Action: 70,000 Incidents Reported!
/in News70,000 incidents reported. 70,000 voices speaking up. We’ve reached a significant milestone in our Anonymous Reporting System, but let’s be clear: these numbers represent challenges we wish didn’t exist. Every incident is an unethical demand made to a seafarer or maritime professional who shouldn’t have to face it. Yet within these numbers lies something powerful: […]
MACN at CoSP11: Turning Trusted Data into Collective Action
/in News“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 […]
PROJECT LAUNCH: “Transparent Trade Routes: Strengthening Integrity in Maritime Supply Chains.”
/in NewsMACN is launching “Transparent Trade Routes: Strengthening Integrity in Maritime Supply Chains,” a comprehensive three-year project funded by the Siemens Integrity Initiative. This initiative marks a continuation of our six-year partnership with Siemens AG in advancing maritime integrity globally. A Three-Country Approach to Maritime Integrity Transparent Trade Routes will implement tailored interventions across Indonesia, Malaysia, […]
2025 Season’s Greetings from MACN
/in NewsAs 2025 comes to a close, we celebrate a year of momentum and measurable impact in tackling corruption in the maritime sector. Expanded partnerships, stronger industry and member engagement, and progress across multiple regions reinforce the impact of our collaborative approach and the dedication of our global network. Our members’ and partners continued support and […]
Happy International Anti-Corruption Day!
/in NewsMeaningful progress against corruption requires intention; it is driven by individuals and institutions dedicated to upholding higher standards. This International Anti-Corruption Day, we’re celebrating the young cadets, trainees, and future maritime leaders who are already reshaping the industry from the inside out. At MACN, we see a global movement taking shape, young maritime professionals embracing […]
Introducing MACN’s New Local Partners in Indonesia!
/in NewsMACN is excited to welcome Ahmad Qisa’i and Rizal Hadi as our new local partners for the Indonesia Collective Action initiative! Ahmad has extensive experience supporting government institutions on integrity systems, regulatory reform, and public-sector governance. His work with national agencies and multi-stakeholder initiatives gives him practical insight into implementing effective anti-corruption measures. Rizal brings […]
MACN and CRFFN Sign Landmark MoU to Advance Integrity in Freight Forwarding
/in NewsThe Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN), represented in Nigeria by the Convention on Business Integrity (CBi), has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (CRFFN). This strategic partnership aims to embed integrity-driven reforms across Nigeria’s freight forwarding and logistics sector, a critical component of the […]