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The Limits of Capacity Building: New Video

  • 12th March 2021
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Capacity building for maritime security is one of the core themes of Safe Seas. When and why capacity building succeeds or fails is the core subject of our recently published book on the Western Indian Ocean and the Best Practice Toolkit. It … Continue reading

Book on Capacity Building for Maritime Security published

  • 13th October 2020
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How can countries step up their maritime security? How can they better tackle challenges, such as illegal fishing, marine piracy or smuggling? How can the international community better assist countries with weaker capacities? A major new book authored by the … Continue reading

Into the sea: capacity-building innovations and the maritime security challenge

  • 17th September 2019
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Safeseas is pleased to announce an article co-authored by directors Tim Edmunds and Christian Bueger, and former Research Associate Robert McCabe, has been published in Third World Quarterly. Titled ‘Into the sea: capacity-building innovations and the maritime security challenge’, the … Continue reading

New article summarises insights from Best Practice Toolkit

  • 21st August 2019
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What are the challenges in governing maritime security? How can the capacity gap closed through capacity building projects? What guidelines can make such work more effective? These are the questions that the SafeSeas Network explored over the last years, culminating … Continue reading

SafeSeas participates in Djibouti Code of Conduct high level meeting in Jeddah

  • 28th April 2019
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The Djibouti Code of Conduct remains one of the major agreements in the Western Indian Ocean to strengthen regional cooperation in maritime security bringing countries from Africa and the Arabian Peninsula together. Initially only focused on piracy, the Code’s focus … Continue reading

Discussion of Maritime Domain Awareness in Southeast Asia

  • 26th January 2019
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One of the core areas work of the SafeSeas’ project TOCAS is Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA). Asking how MDA can become a fruitful tool for better law enforcement at sea, the disruption of transnational organised crime as well as increased … Continue reading

SafeSeas presents draft guidelines on MDA at meeting in Durban

  • 17th November 2018
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SafeSeas presented it’s draft guidelines for maritime domain awareness (MDA) at a meeting of the Djibouti Code of Conduct (DCoC) organised by the Internaitonal Maritime Organisation. At the meeting which was a follow up to the 2018 meeting in Jeddah, … Continue reading

Maritime Security in Kenya

  • 24th October 2017
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This working paper provides a primer to the SAFE SEAS case study of the maritime security sector in Kenya drawing on elements of the SPIP methodology. It examines the maritime spaces of Kenya, the problems, and challenges facing these spaces … Continue reading

Capturing Capacity Building

  • 15th October 2017
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Capacity building is a buzzword of international politics. It is a concept through which very diverse activities geared at assisting countries are described. The Sustainable Development Goals rely substantially on the idea that least developed countries require improved capacities to … Continue reading

Maritime Security in Seychelles

  • 24th August 2017
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This concept note introduces the SAFE SEAS case study of the maritime security sector in the Seychelles. Drawing on the SPIP methodology, the country profile is introduced, the organization of maritime space reviewed and the core maritime security issues identified … Continue reading

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edmundsprof Tim Edmunds @edmundsprof ·
20 Jul

New SafeSeas policy report on the UK's forthcoming National Strategy for Maritime Security now published! Read it here: https://www.safeseas.net/time-to-make-it-count-implementing-the-uks-new-maritime-security-strategy/
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buchananliz Dr Elizabeth Buchanan @buchananliz ·
12 Jul

fab publication on European naval cooperation. @SeaPowerCentre has some exciting projects underway in this space.
https://www.defense.gouv.fr/sites/default/files/cesm/Epreuve%205%20EN%20EM%20UE-min.pdf

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c_bueger Christian Bueger @c_bueger ·
8 Jul

Now out! @stockbruegger and my analysis of the security dynamics in the Western Indian Ocean in @TheASRjournal What are the implications of geopolitics? What is the 'militarization dilemma'?
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10246029.2022.2053556
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