Highlights and Lessons: Maritime Activities Review
Presenting highlights and lessons from a maritime activities review conducted on 25th February 2022 by the SWPHC19. Beverley Palliser delivered the insightful presentation, covering key aspects of maritime operations and their significance.
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Highlights and Lessons: Maritime Activities Review 25 February 2022 Presenter: Beverley Palliser Presentation to SWPHC19
Topic: Highlights and lessons from a recent independent assessment of MFAT's investments in maritime activities Introduce MFAT s maritime Activities Highlights Lessons learned 2/7 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE | Maritime transport review
Implementation Partner and Countries Activity name Focus Community engagement Legislative strengthening Technical training Maintenance and repairs Maritime pollution and search and rescue response Maritime New Zealand Cook Islands Kiribati Niue Samoa Tokelau Tonga Tuvalu Pacific Maritime Safety Programme Updated, high quality hydrographic charts Capability building Toit te Whenua (Land Information NZ) Cook Islands Niue Samoa Tokelau Tonga Pacific Regional Navigation Initiative Regulatory strengthening Incentivisation of safety The Pacific Community (SPC) Region wide Kiribati Pacific Island Domestic Shipping Safety 2/7 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE | Maritime transport review
Key findings - highlights Overall, activities have been effective in improving maritime safety All activities were relevant and aligned with Pacific partners domestic priorities Tangible outcomes had the greatest impact Community awareness programmes were highly acclaimed Most effective when tailored to local contexts, and part of a comprehensive approach Outboard motor repair workshop (Kiribati) New, safe school vessel provided (Tokelau) Community water safety training session (Niue) 3/7 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE - Maritime Transport Review
Key findings lessons learned Low profile of maritime safety work Recommended an overarching maritime safety strategy Long-term approach required 4/7 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE - Maritime Transport Review
Summary of recommendations Keep funding maritime sector Recommendation Next steps Strengthen governance Include stronger governance provisions within agreements Deepen work in existing countries Continue focus in current countries, unless funding increases to allow wider spread Review results frameworks Work with partners to support prioritisation and achievement of monitoring and reporting tasks Given current funding parameters, choices must be made. 5/7 MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS AND TRADE - Maritime Transport Review
In summary: The review identified that our activities are making a difference for maritime safety. Tangible outputs, and context-specific approaches are working well. Recommendations to improve longer term approach, broader strategy and higher profile. Thank you for your time.
