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SUMMARY:Business and Human Rights Masters course
DESCRIPTION:The Business and Human Rights Masters course will explore the links between human rights and corporate activity across global operations and throughout supply chains. The course is hosted by the Department of Comparative Politics\, University of Bergen\, the Rafto Foundation for Human Rights\, and the Institute for Human Rights and Business. \nThree weekend sessions at the University of Bergen:\n1: 20-22 September\n2: 1 -3 November\n3: 22-24 November 2019 \nCourse content:\nThe course is taught by a faculty of global experts from the worlds\nof business\, academia and civil society. \nTraining and discussion will focus on:\n• giving practical guidance for developing corporate strategies\nand due diligence consistent with international human rights standards;\n• emerging sector-specific and thematic issues on the human\nrights and business agenda;\n• assessing the effectiveness of existing efforts of relevance\nin Norway and globally;\n• dilemmas where local standards and rules vary from and\nsometimes contradict global standards or policies;\n• case studies in a range of industries\, led by business experts. \nDetails:\nThis course is available to masters students\, professionals and\nanyone interested in business and human rights. A bachelor\ndegree or equivalent and at least two years’ work experience\nrequired. The course counts 15 credit points and will be offered\nin English. \nApplication deadline is 15 Aug 2019. \nRead more and apply: https://www.uib.no/en/course/SAMPOL610
URL:https://www.maritimebergen.no/event/business-and-human-rights-masters-course-2/
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SUMMARY:Autonome Skip - ny teknologi og det rettslige rammeverket
DESCRIPTION:Autonome skip kan bli Norges maritime månelanding. Men er det rettslige utfordringer ved at teknologien ligger i forkant av det rettslige rammeverket?\nYara Birkeland er under bygging hvor man estimerer at skipet skal erstatte mer enn 40.000 årlige lastebilturer med gjødsel fra Herøya til Brevik og Larvik. Asko planlegger autonome og helelektriske lasteferger over Oslofjorden som skal spare 1 million veikilometer årlig.I en stadig mer omskiftelig verden må vi utvikle oss skal vi ta posisjoner og overleve i møte med konkurrentene\, ny teknologi og krav en grønnere skipsfart. Vi inviterer derfor til frokostmøte hvor vi diskuterer ny teknologi og nye utfordringene disse representere. \nAdvokatfirmaet Steenstrup Stordrange DA stiller med  Marit Kirkhusmo som er partner i shipping avdelingen. I tillegg kommer Jaquelyn Burton\, Product Advisor Vessel Automation fra Kongsberg Maritime \nTid: Torsdag 7. november 08:00-10:30\nSted: Grand Selskapslokaler\nPris: 450\,- (Gratis for medlemmer av arrangør og studenter) \nPåmelding her
URL:https://www.maritimebergen.no/event/autonome-skip-ny-teknologi-og-det-rettslige-rammeverket/
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SUMMARY:Business and Human Rights Masters course
DESCRIPTION:The Business and Human Rights Masters course will explore the links between human rights and corporate activity across global operations and throughout supply chains. The course is hosted by the Department of Comparative Politics\, University of Bergen\, the Rafto Foundation for Human Rights\, and the Institute for Human Rights and Business. \nThree weekend sessions at the University of Bergen:\n1: 20-22 September\n2: 1 -3 November\n3: 22-24 November 2019 \nCourse content:\nThe course is taught by a faculty of global experts from the worlds\nof business\, academia and civil society. \nTraining and discussion will focus on:\n• giving practical guidance for developing corporate strategies\nand due diligence consistent with international human rights standards;\n• emerging sector-specific and thematic issues on the human\nrights and business agenda;\n• assessing the effectiveness of existing efforts of relevance\nin Norway and globally;\n• dilemmas where local standards and rules vary from and\nsometimes contradict global standards or policies;\n• case studies in a range of industries\, led by business experts. \nDetails:\nThis course is available to masters students\, professionals and\nanyone interested in business and human rights. A bachelor\ndegree or equivalent and at least two years’ work experience\nrequired. The course counts 15 credit points and will be offered\nin English. \nApplication deadline is 15 Aug 2019. \nRead more and apply: https://www.uib.no/en/course/SAMPOL610
URL:https://www.maritimebergen.no/event/business-and-human-rights-masters-course-3/
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SUMMARY:Maritime CIO Forum Bergen
DESCRIPTION:Norway is in many ways the most advanced with maritime digital technology in the world – including with the first autonomous cargo shipping project\, battery powered ferries\, a pioneer in integrated operations for offshore projects\, world leading data integration projects\, and using technology to reduce offshore carbon emissions. We’ll review some of the developments – and what needs to be done – at this year’s Bergen Maritime CIO forum on November 27.   \nSatcom – how much change can we expect from the new LEO constellations – SpaceX and Leosat? \nCybersecurity – do we properly understand the changing threat landscape? Do we treat the different threats – corporate software\, shipboard navigation\, shipboard software\, and shipboard systems – with the necessary separation of concerns? \nPeople and shipping operations – in our rush to digitalise\, are we making enough effort to ensure that people are given software tools which do the utmost to help them make decisions? Or are we working towards a future where we believe people will not be required (and if so\, is that realistic)? \nFuel efficiency data – are we actually able to gather data from ships and analyse it to make decisions about how to improve vessel performance? \nDigitalisation – are our ‘digitalisation’ projects going to plan\, is there more we should be doing\, or could be doing\, to achieve our goals of higher safety\, efficiency and quality of life onboard? \nGender diversity – can we use digital technology more to attract more females into the shipping workforce? How much is this a factor in the appeal of our companies to investors? \nConfirmed Speakers Include: \n\nKristin Helen Andersen\, Vice President IT\, G2 Ocean/Gearbulk/Grieg Star\nTorbjørn Lussand\, VP Corporate IT\, Odfjell\nTom Hagesæther\, Manager Digital Products\, Odfjell\nTord Glad Nordahl\, Chief Digital Officer\, Marin IT (internal IT service provider to DOF ASA and Austevoll Seafood ASA)\nSvein David Medhaug\, Project Manager – Autonomy\, Innovation and new Technology\, Norwegian Maritime Authority\nHåvard Lillevik\, Founder\, Grapevine AS and Lillevik IT\n\nVenue\nGRIEGHALLEN\, Klokkeklang meeting room\, Peer Gynt room\, Level 2\nEdvard Griegs Plass 1\, 5015 Bergen\, Norway \nNo admission charge for ship owners\, operators\, managers and builders. \nTo register: https://www.bergen.thedigitalship.com/register/ \nEnquiries: lyndell@thedigitalship.com
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