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e-Newsletter Issue 3 February 2024

2024-03-12T10:12:48+02:00

HEALTHY SAILING Project Status Update In February 2024 the HEALTHY SAILING project reached a pivotal milestone, as it just crossed 1.5 years of implementation. The initiation phase has been completed and the project is now at the development phase. Here, assessment of proposed prevention, mitigation and management (PMM) measures are undertaken through a range of modelling activities, while their verification is being done through a validation phase, which will include pilot-test studies, technological demonstrations and behavioural change surveys. Updates from the Coordination UTH is coordinating currently the inclusion of a round table dedicated at the HEALTHY SAILING project in the programme [...]

e-Newsletter Issue 3 February 20242024-03-12T10:12:48+02:00

e-Newsletter Issue 2 August 2023

2023-10-12T12:23:51+03:00

HEALTHY SAILING Project Status Update In September the project will complete its first year of implementation and is currently finalizing the initiation phase of evidence accumulation. During this phase, data collection and assessment of infection disease per ship type/port facility is being conducted. Of the 52 tasks in the HS project, one is completed, 31 are in progress, 7 are in the initiation phase and 13 have not started yet.   Updates from the Coordination UTH as project coordinator is tasked with performing day-to-day technical, financial and contract management, establishing project working groups and continuously communicating with all partners regarding project [...]

e-Newsletter Issue 2 August 20232023-10-12T12:23:51+03:00

e-Newsletter Issue 1 February 2023

2023-10-12T12:23:38+03:00

The HEALTHY SAILING project The consortium The HEALTHY SAILING project represents a consortium of 24 members from 10 universities, 2 governmental public health institutes, 5 research or training institutes, one scientific NGO, 5 shipping companies and one engineering company. General objective The project’s general objective is to improve the quality of passenger shipping services brought to society, facilitating recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic and making the passenger shipping sector safer, more resilient, competitive and efficient. This will be achieved by producing evidence for infection control, validated prevention, mitigation and management (PMM) measures and training, intended for use in policymaking and ship [...]

e-Newsletter Issue 1 February 20232023-10-12T12:23:38+03:00
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