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ABOUT WIMA ASIA
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), consistent with the United Nation’s call for wider participation of women in various sectors, launched the “Women in Maritime” program.
IMO supported the establishment of the Pacific Women in Maritime Association (PACWIMA) and the IMO Regional Presence for East Asia advocated the establishment of “Women in Maritime” in the Philippines and Asia
MISSION
Regional integration ,support, and cooperation of women in national maritime associations for the promotion of greater and active participation on SDGs, including those relating to maritime safety, security, environmental protection, and trading throughout Asia.
Partnership
WIMA ASIA shall establish partnerships with other international organizations (e.g. the United Nations) government agencies, private companies and non-government organizations of each member countries in the implementation of its purpose.
VISION
Empowerment of Asian women as leaders in the Maritime Industry
LOREM IPSUM
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Align
their national goals with those of the SDGs, notably SDG 5, and generate a symbiosis with the activities of the ITCP with a view to meeting the challenge of realizing 2030 Agenda;
Work
with national agencies responsible for gender matters so that maritime specific SDG targets are integrated into the national planning, monitoring and resource allocation programmes;
Encourage
equal access and protection of women at all levels of maritime education, training and research and to strengthen the national mechanisms for the employment of women in the maritime sector;
Facilities
he development and funding of training modalities for women managers, including on-the-job attachments with national maritime administrations, to accelerate the transfer of knowledge and to enable female officials to gain practical experience in technical and maritime administration processes;
Introduce
mentorship programmes within the maritime sector, a cost-neutral mechanism for encouraging retention and development of women officials at entry level and middle management;
Nominate
women professionals in IMO training events, fellowships and entry to the World Maritime University (WMU), the International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI), and the International Maritime Safety, Security and Environment Academy (IMSSEA);
Encourage & Support
the establishment of a national “Women in Maritime Association” in their respective jurisdiction with a view to making it a partner in achieving SDG targets;
