This week, MACN, in collaboration with the Secretariat of the Latin American Agreement of Viña del Mar, hosted an integrity workshop with over 70 participants from Prefectura Naval Argentina. The workshop brought together senior professionals involved in flag State control across various specialties, as well as port State control officers, ISPS supervision officers, and pollution […]
On September 4, the MACN Secretariat, represented by Martin Stene, along with local partner Fernando Basch, met with General Prefect Hugo Cafaro, Secretary of the Latin American Viña del Mar Agreement, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. A key topic of discussion was the implementation of the IMO’s Code of Good Practice for Port State Control Officers […]
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 […]
MACN was delighted to have its Collective Action partner in Argentina Bruchou & Funes de Rioja host a breakfast event with Richard Bistrong.
MACN and local partner Fernando Basch recently met with the Prefectura Naval Argentina, the Secretariat for The Acuerdo de Viña del Mar, in Buenos Aires to discuss integrity and transparency in Port State Control (PSC) inspections, industry capacity building, and potential areas of collaboration. The Secretariat is committed to ethical practices and upholds high integrity […]
MACN is hereby sharing an updated guide about pre-loading inspections for vessels exporting grain products in Argentina. This guide is an updated version of the guidelines first published by MACN in 2017.
According to the latest data from the Maritime Anti-Corruption Network’s (MACN) Anonymous Incident Reporting System, corruption incidents in Argentina where MACN has engaged in collective action have decreased by more than 90 percent. This drop follows the development of a new regulatory framework with the National Service of Health and Agri-Food Quality (Senasa), the development […]
MACN is pleased to share a new case study outlining the process and outcomes of our collective action in Argentina. In line with its strategy and in an effort to reduce corrupt demands, MACN pursued a collective action in Argentina beginning in 2014, which resulted last year in the successful adoption of a new regulatory […]
Copenhagen, Denmark, October 26, 2017: The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network (MACN)—a global business network of 90 companies working toward the elimination of corrupt practices in the maritime industry—celebrates the passing of a new regulation as a successful outcome of its collective action in Argentina. The new regulation modernizes the inspections system for dry cargo and has the potential […]
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