Project implementation
Self-diagnosis for Caribbean ports: Evaluate your environmental performance!
Use this self-diagnostic form as a basis to identify priority environmental issues for your port and areas where you could enhance your environmental performance.
For any questions or assistance related to the form, please do not hesitate to contact us at interreg-cariports@port-guadeloupe.com.
WP 4 : Designing a Label
Objectif : This final phase aims to implement evaluations that will size the labeling process, including its effective implementation. This includes: the labeling process, the operation mode of the partnership with CSA and the Port of Guadeloupe, financial conditions, etc.
- Designing a label for Caribbean ports
- Final report completion
WP 1 : Implementation of an environmental diagnosis
Objectif : This initial phase of work involves preparing for the effective implementation of the project. Once the partner ports have been identified, it consists of developing a working methodology, creating diagnostic tools, defining suitable parameters (environmental score, criticality matrix), and selecting input data to collect for each port. Environmental diagnoses will highlight environmental issues for each port as well as the most relevant indicators.
- Selection of ports
- Definition of a working process
- Establishment of benchmarking and references
- Definition of a working methodology (methods and tools for data collection, analysis, and diagnosis)
WP 3 : Integration of a Strategy
Objectif : This phase involves analyzing a set of factors external to the ports that will highlight, for each port, the most appropriate strategy for integration. The aim is to identify and assess, for each port, the technical ecosystem, the skills present in each territory, the links between port partners, and the general requirements of environmental regulations or management standards.
- Collection of external data to the ports
- Data analysis
- Capacity building
WP 2 : Capacity Building
Objectif : This second phase involves analyzing a set of factors external to the ports that will highlight, for each port, the most appropriate strategy for strengthening its capacities. The aim is to identify and assess, for each port, the technical ecosystem, the skills present in each territory, the links between port partners, and the general requirements of environmental regulations or management standards.
- Collection of external data to the ports
- Data analysis
- Capacity building