The NAMEPA Maritime Sustainability Passport® (MSP) Program remains the only assessment program designed specifically for the maritime industry featuring all three elements of sustainability- the E, the S, and the G. Since its launch in 2020, many companies have matriculated through the program and earned their Maritime Sustainability Passport® (MSP) & MSP Seal. The goal of the NAMEPA MSP Program is to help track and measure your ESG performance on an annual basis and to improve your industry practices in a sustainable global society.
The NAMEPA Maritime Sustainability Passport® (MSP) Program offers a vehicle to incorporate ESG strategies including:
- Corporate Citizenship
- Environmental Stewardship
- Leadership/Governance
Program Benefits:
- Increase effectiveness in ESG performance
- Stakeholder visibility
- Positive Global Impact & Social License
Earn your Maritime Sustainability Passport® & MSP Seal
Join us on this transformative journey towards a more sustainable future for the maritime industry. Together, we can create positive environmental, social, and governance outcomes that leave a lasting impact on our oceans and communities.
The MSP & MSP Seal will be valid for a period of one year. After one year, you will receive an email from NAMEPA to renew both.
There is no better time than now!
Corporate Social Responsibility / Environmental, Social & Governance
Upon completion, participants will receive the MSP & MSP Seal, which will be used to signify the participant met, or exceeded, the benchmarks for the NAMEPA Maritime Sustainability Passport® (MSP) Program. The program offers basic guidelines for the maritime industry along with a Tool Kit for achieving these guidelines and developing best practices using ESG principles.
Companies & Individuals Who Have Completed the NAMEPA ESG Maritime Sustainability Program:
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