11b. Presentation
2025 Draft International Policy Agenda
Agenda Item: 11b supp January 14, 2025 DRAFT 2025 INTERNATIONAL POLICY AGENDA Melissa Parks, Government Relations Manager, Maritime Sustainability 1 Overview • Review 2024 • Current Context and Potential Implications • Agenda Overview and Updates for 2025 • Next Steps 2 Why an International Agenda Partnership Critical to Port Strategies High Global Impact & Low Port Influence Global Regional International Advocacy and engagement Collaborative environmental strategies National Federal agency engagement Puget Sound Collaboration between ports, local and tribal governments Port of Seattle & Surrounding Communities Port of Seattle's mission Community benefits, programs, and grants Low Global Impact and High Port Influence 3 International Engagement in 2024 Credit: Fred Felleman Credit: Space Needle 4 Current Context International Diplomacy and Collaboration Port - to - Port Best Practices and Innovation 5 Continuing International Priorities Addressing Climate Change & Air Pollution Reduce Aviation and Maritime Noise Improve Water Quality/Marine Health Alternative Energy Standards Combat and Reduce Human Trafficking Support Sustainable Tourism 6 Recommended Updates for 2025 Support UN Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples FIFA Club World Cup 2025 International Maritime Organization • Seattle: a welcoming international city • Review Carbon Intensity Indicator • Adopt Global Fuel Standard and Economic Measure for Ship Emissions • Ports eligible to receive revenue • Share work to combat and reduce human trafficking 7 Next Steps International Policy Agenda • Commission edits and feedback • Submit Agenda for Adoption: February 11 Meeting Upcoming Opportunities • International Maritime Organization in April • Strategic engagement on clean energy and technology • International Association of Ports and Harbors - 70th Anniversary in Kobe, Japan Questions? 8
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