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Enhancing Maritime Safety through Hydrographic Capacity Building Strategies

The International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) Capacity Building (CB) Strategy aims to enhance hydrographic surveying and nautical charting capabilities in nations with navigable waters. It operates through three key phases: 1) Awareness raising and data collection, 2) Building capacity for hydrographic surveys and data processing, and 3) Producing high-quality nautical charts and publications. Emphasizing collaboration with national authorities, regional hydrographic commissions, and international organizations, the strategy focuses on sustainable development, resource mobilization, and long-term impact in maritime safety.

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Enhancing Maritime Safety through Hydrographic Capacity Building Strategies

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  1. International Hydrographic Organization CAPACITY BUILDING (Brief) CB Strategy CB Management Further Developments

  2. CB Strategy • Principles: • 3 Phases • sustainable • regional co-ordination • support from the national authority • enduring output

  3. CB Strategy • The 3 Phases of CB • Preliminary • Raise awareness • PhaseOne • Collection and circulation of nautical information needed to maintain existing charts and publications • PhaseTwo • Capacity to conduct hydrographic surveys, data gathering and processing • Phase Three • Production of charts and publications

  4. CB Strategy Objectives: *continuously assess hydrographic surveying, nautical charting and nautical information status in nations and regions where hydrography is developing *establish and maintain close relationships with national agencies and international organizations, to identify funding and technical assistance *cooperate with Regional Hydrographic Commissions

  5. CB Strategy • Long term objective: • Phase 1 for all Countries with navigable waters • National plan for Phase 2 and 3 • Joint CB efforts: • Co-operation with other international organizations • Co-operation with donor Member States and NGOs • Co-operation with industry

  6. CB Management • Principles: • Procedures 1 to 6 • RHC CB Co-ordinators • CB Fund • annual schedule

  7. Further Developments • Develop a revised Strategy until 2014 and consider a.o.: • Standardized trainings and a modular structure; • Facilitate and speed up the process; • Identify measures to improve the long-term effects; • Check use of e-learning or self-learning; • Provisions for raising the Awareness; • Need to standardize the use of the CB Fund; • Fast-track process for CB in emergency situations;

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