HAZARD Project
The EU, International Maritime Organization, and national authorities have issued various regulations and standards concerning the shipping of dangerous goods, the prevention of accidents, and actions to be taken in case of different accidents at seaports. In 2020, Dr. Vesa Kilpi conducted two follow-up studies to previous HAZARD publications concerning …
HAZARD was an amazing 3-year journey with the most wonderful crew. The legacy of the project lives on in the form of enhanced safety & security procedures in the Baltic Sea Region ports, various publications, enhanced expertise as well as the established networks and new projects. The Project Office wanted …
Websites are an important display window for any organisation. The accessibility of the information they provide is essential, especially in the case …
The 32nd installment in the HAZARD Publications series, titled Transport and Logistics in the Baltic Sea Region by 2030: A Foresight Study, …
HAZARD Project results have been highlighted in the newest Interreg BSR newsletter. HAZARD Seaport Risk Assessment Toolbox was introduced in the Project …
Continuing in the footsteps of HAZARD Publication 29 Transport Damage Analysis of Dangerous Goods: State-of-the-art Report for Baltic Ports, HAZARD Publication 31 …