Lloyd’s Register Foundation is an independent global safety charity with an important mission: to engineer a safer world.
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Collating, creating and communicating the best available evidence on 'what works' to improve safety.
Explore the CentreThis funding supports initiatives that advance heritage research, equity, safety, and public access, while enhancing global excellence in heritage management and learning from the past.
Submit a funding proposalAcross the world, postgraduates from the IMO International Maritime Law Institute (IMLI) are building local legal expertise and keeping our seas safe. In a new, 8-part video series, we hear their stories.
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From Africa Maritime Day in Antwerp comes a rallying cry: move beyond recognition and act for seafarers, livelihoods, and Africa’s maritime future. Renis Ojwala, from the World Maritime University, tells us more.
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The final two fellows in our three-year partnership, Mochamad Gizza Gaeta Nahumariri and Estri Wahyuning Asih, have started their MSc in Maritime Affairs at the World Maritime University (WMU) in Malmo, Sweden.
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Established in 2023 as a joint initiative with English Heritage, Lloyd's Register Foundation has granted new funding for the expansion of its network of coastal heritage sites.
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A new programme funded by the International Fund for Fishing Safety and coordinated by BARIA’ Association Uganda (BAU), is providing life-changing safety training and equipment for Ugandan fishers.
Dr Ruth Boumphrey Chief Executive, Lloyd's Register Foundation
Protecting people from harm, ensuring the infrastructure that we depend on for day-to-day living is safe for society both now and in the future, and ensuring the world has the right engineering skills and education required to keep people safer, all remain the driving force behind everything we do.
Watch our free webinar as we explore the extent of harm, the frequency of reporting, and the extent of safety training taking place globally, across different countries, job sectors and demographic groups.
Watch nowWe are most effective when we work together with other organisations who share our mission to engineer a safer world.
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