Increasing our global impact recognises the UK’s opportunities in the world and the importance of DfT contributing effectively toward the government’s vision of a global Britain. Operating and engaging globally will play a vital role in assisting the department in maintaining and extending its influence with international partners, including ensuring high standards of transport safety, security, and environmental protection and boosting UK trade, exports, and inward investment. UK science and innovation has the potential to develop transport-related exports and inward investment, thereby helping grow and level up the economy. Our R&D around climate change mitigation and adaptation can help influence the international community to take progressively stronger action.
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This question was published as part of the set of ARIs in this document:
NASH Maritime will develop a digital maritime safety management system to enable port authorities to more efficiently and effectively comply with safety requirements. Digitising this process is an important step in the ...
Funded by: Innovate UK
Lead research organisation: NASH MARITIME LIMITED
Partially relevant as it focuses on digitizing maritime safety management system, but does not address all key disruption risks or mitigations.
Along the well-to-wake value chain from upstream processes associated with fuels production and supply, components manufacture, and ships construction to the operation of ports and vessels, the UK domestic and internatio...
Funded by: EPSRC
Lead research organisation: Durham University
Fully relevant as it addresses key disruption risks in UK maritime, provides effective mitigations, and the authors demonstrate expertise in the field.
Our vision is to create an enduring, multidisciplinary and independent research community strongly linked to industry and capable of informing the policy making process by developing new knowledge and understanding on th...
Funded by: EPSRC
Lead research organisation: University College London
The project focuses on the key disruption risks to UK maritime and provides mitigations at the local and global level.