Inforgraphics: Recommendations On Reducing Administrative Burden In Shipping
IMO adopted a process of periodic review of administrative requirements in mandatory instruments, and acknowledged that releasing resources from administrative tasks for Administrations and industry alike, contributes to the Organization’s goals of efficient regulation of safety and security of shipping and the prevention and control of pollution by ships.
Checkout all major recommendations in the infographics below:
Reference: imo.org
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