Technical Cooperation and Training

Technical Cooperation and Training activities are aligned to the IHO Capacity Building Strategy.

Earmarked Activities - Specifically funded activities that will have a call for participants 

They are typically offered annually, and Member States wishing to nominate candidates for selection are encouraged to begin preparations well in advance.
Please note that this offers are not only for developing States.
 
Programme Number of Students Duration & Timing Sponsor Last Reference (Circular Letter) Invitation Period
Master of Science in Hydrographic Science – University of Southern Mississippi (USA) 2 students 1 year (August to August) Republic of Korea CL34/2024 Normally in August of the previous year
GEOMAC Cartography Cat B – UKHO 7 students 4.5 months (July to December) Nippon Foundation CL04/2025 Normally in January/February
Cat B Hydrographic Survey or Nautical Cartography 10 students 20 weeks (June to November) Republic of Korea CL45/2024 Normally from December (previous year) to February

 

Non Earmarked Activities - Activities submitted by the Regional Hydrographic Commissions to be funded

Workshops and Seminars

Technical Workshops are events where a particular subject is considered and developed by means of practical work of the participants. The objective of Seminars on Capacity Building is to raise awareness at governmental level of the importance of hydrography to safety of navigation and national economic development, and to explore initiatives of common regional interest.

Short and Long Courses

Short courses are one to two-week trainings on Maritime Safety Information (MSI) and on hydrographic and cartographic related topics. Long courses are longer than one month and are related to specific agreement with donors.

On-the-job and onboard training

On-the-job and onboard trainings are the activities performed on a working environment.

 

Capacity Building Course Materials

Some Capacity Building Courses and Materials are available on the IHO e-Learning Center here. 


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