About us

We are 7 partners participating in SUDEMAR project. We are all involved in one way or another in the maritime industry and we are aware of the importance of sustainable development in our industry. We want to help the industry to achieve the sustainable development goals.

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We are addressing all SDGs although there is no particular SDG explicitly addressing the maritime sector and maritime sector is focused mostly only on caring for the environment.

Our Products

SUDEMAR project has three core outputs

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Repository

Data repository of good sustainable development practices in maritime sector.

E-learning course

E-learning course

The course on the sustainable development in maritime sector.

Mobile app

Mobile app

The app supports the implementation of SDGs in maritime sector.

Shipping and the UN SDGs

Some facts about high seas shipping as the connective tissue of our global supply chains – related to SDGs

90 %
of traded goods are carried over the waves
up to 40 g
of carbon dioxide emission per metric tonne of freight per kilometre of transportation
2.5 %
of CO2 emissions accounts to shipping
1647500
seafarers are serving on internationally trading merchant ships

Our Team

In SUDEMAR project participate 7 partners coming from 7 European countries with sea borders, namely from Germany, Poland, Turkey, Slovenia, Spain, Greece and Sweden

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Poland
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Spain - Turkey
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Slovenia - Germany
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Greece-Sweden

Repository

Data repository of the best sustainable development practices in maritime sector

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News

Sudemar conference held in Slovenia

On April 14th, our project partner, Spinaker d.o.o., held a conference at the Faculty of Maritime Studies and Transport in Portorož, Slovenia. During the event, an overview of the project …

SDG 08 - Decent work and economic growth / SDG 09 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure / SDG 12 - Responsible consumption and production / SDG 13 - Climate action / SDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions / SDG 17 - Partnership for the goals

Stakeholder perceptions of the role of standards for addressing the sustainable development goals

Author: K.Blind, P.Hess (Elsevier) Abstract: This paper explores how both governmental regulations and voluntary standards contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), focusing on formal standard-setting within the European …

SDG 01 - No poverty / SDG 02 - Zero hunger / SDG 03 - Good health and well-being / SDG 04 - Quality Education / SDG 05 - Gender equality / SDG 06 - Clean water and sanitation / SDG 07 - Affordable and clean energy / SDG 08 - Decent work and economic growth / SDG 09 - Industry, innovation and infrastructure / SDG 10 - Reduced inequalities / SDG 11 - Sustainable cities and economies / SDG 12 - Responsible consumption and production / SDG 13 - Climate action / SDG 14 - Life below water / SDG 15 - Life on land / SDG 16 - Peace, justice and strong institutions / SDG 17 - Partnership for the goals

Blue Flag International and the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals

Author: Foundation for Environmental Education Abstract: This document outlines Blue Flag’s contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Blue Flag, a globally recognized award, promotes environmental education for beach, marina, …

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We would like to hear from you! Our team is ready to answer all your questions.​



Media Dizajn

al. Wojska Polskiego 90
70-482 Szczecin
Poland
+48 91 424 04 64
sudemar@gmail.com
+48 91 421 02 04