As we approach #COP26, it's vital that we uplift and showcase the stories of communities on the #FrontLine of the #ClimateCrisis. Check out the new exhibition from @IntDevAlliance at https://t.co/DFKNu8hzSZ
I am happy our ship recycling project can be a part of this exhibition.
Today (18/03) is Global Recycling Day!
It was created in 2018 to help recognise & celebrate the importance of recycling role in preserving our precious primary resources and securing the future of our planet. It is a day for the world to come together and put the planet first.
I'm pleased to announce that we will have a project Webinar on Friday, 26 February 2021 at 1.30 pm Indonesian time, GMT+7, Jkt. Open for the public! It's a great opportunity to get to know our project and discuss future collaboration. Secure your seat here https://t.co/C26ltJCwna
We successfully deliver a Training for Trainer today! The common Accident, Hazard identification, and Risk Assessment materials are covered. All the participants will be in charge to deliver the training materials for ship recycling yard workers and manager in the future event.
Our Strathclyde Global Engineering Webinar Series starts on Monday, and runs for 3 weeks, delivering nearly 20 webinars. Leading experts from Engineering will deliver webinars showcasing our research & cutting-edge facilities. Anyone can register to attend https://t.co/T5OoDIBjVb
Such an exciting week for us! We will have a project webinar for public next week. We are going to deliver the project's outputs and invite the stakeholders from Industry and NGO to gain their perspective on ship recycling
Stay tuned for the detailed event.
The project meeting was held digitally due to COVID-19 restriction. The latest progresses, the main outcomes as well as the upcoming events have been discussed.
Stay tuned! https://t.co/Y9M3pwcB8h
#shiprecycling#indonesia#project#NewtonFund#BritishCouncil#DIKTI
SSRII project will participate in the 1st International Conference on the Stability and Safety of Ships and Ocean Vehicles (STAB&S 2021) that will take place virtually between 7-11 June 2021.
https://t.co/dPaOi0Use1
#shiprecycling#safety#riskassessments#Indonesia
Highly commended for its insightful portrayal of the realities of ship recycling, Siti Fariya’s work aims to improve the safety, productivity and environment benefits of the industry: https://t.co/1EjULSJEGH #StrathImages@sifar_91@StrathMarine
At the end of this project, we will deliver a road map for the Indonesian Government to support the ship recyclers and investors with guidelines, legislation as well as financial incentives.
The improvement of ship recycling business will create a significant economic benefit, not only for national level, but also for local people such Ibu Nimah.
"I can earn around 20,000 IDR (1.08 GBP) per day. I'm still grateful. At least, I can buy certain foods with that", said Ibu Nimah, one of the workers. (Doc. CNBC Indonesia/Tri Susilo)
Pictures of ship recycling yard activities in Cilincing (North Jakarta). Some female workers are collecting scrap steel as their daily job.
Doc. CNBC Indonesia/Tri Susilo
The main purpose of this visit is to meet and discuss with the UK principal Investigators of research project and also to discuss possible strategic Joint activities under the Newton Fund Programme for the future.
Newton Institutional Links - ristekdikti UK visit 2019
Welcome to Glasgow Mrs Femmy Soemantri (British Council Indonesia), Prof. Ocky Karna Radjasa (Director of research and community services, dikti), Mr. Adhi Indra Hermanu (Deputy director for Basic Research).