Maritime_ACN

“The Maritime Anti-Corruption Network is an unique practical example of business and civil society working together to fight corruption” - Sr. Mark Moody Stuart at #18IACC #MACN @BSRnews @Maritime_ACN

Watch live: #shippingindustry reps @Maritime_ACN, @BalticExchange & @ukshipping meet #HLBriberyAct Committee ow.ly/6gqC30mpB7D

Today our Program Director, Cecilia Müller Torbrand, will provide oral evidence to the UK House of Lords on how the UK Bribery Act effects maritime transportation. Watch live here in 20 minutes: bit.ly/2DaUoyT

MACN made significant progress in 2017, including growing to include over 90 members from the maritime industry - tackling corruption together. maritime-acn.org

We are pleased to launch the MACN 2017 Annual Report at the #oecdintegrity forum. The report features updates on progress in tackling maritime corruption around the world through collective action maritime-acn.org/news/2018/3/27… @OECDgov @BSRnews

Collective Action Updates | March 2018 maritime-acn.org/news/2018/3/16…

Thank you Sam Megwa for your outstanding service as Chair of MACN - and welcome @JSypnowich as new MACN Chair! With over 90 members, we're stronger than ever and ready to drive change maritime-acn.org/news/2018/2/2/…

From Malboro Canal to Zero-Tolerance Transits! Congratulations to MACN members for anti-corruption efforts in the Suez Canal maritime-acn.org/news/2017/12/5…

Wondering how to navigate the new regulation for dry bulk in Argentina? We're pleased to make available a Resource Guide for Industry and a Sign for Vessels. maritime-acn.org/publications/

Did you know - MACN's 90+ members operate c. 25% of total global tonnage maritime-acn.org/macn-members

ICYMI - delighted to share new regulation as positive outcome from 3-year collective action in Argentina maritime-acn.org/news/2017/10/2…

MACN's 3-year collective action in Argentina culminates in new official regulation! Thanks to all partners! maritime-acn.org/news/2017/10/2… @bsrnews

Thanks to over 90 MACN members & observers for a productive meeting last week in London. Our big takeaway: Collective Action works!