Every stakeholder in the maritime supply chain holds a unique registration ID.
Select any icon on the wheel to see the role that stakeholder plays across the vessel lifecycle.
17 connected stakeholder rolesThe maritime industry is moving towards a more circular and resource-efficient future. Circular Maritime Economy (CME) supports this transition by connecting information, materials and stakeholders across the vessel lifecycle.
By creating greater visibility into the origin, use and end-of-life journey of materials and products, CME helps enable more informed decisions throughout the maritime lifecycle.
Connect material and product information from origin through end of life.
Create greater visibility across the maritime value chain and its stakeholders.
Support better decisions around material recovery, reuse and recycling.
Enable access to relevant information when vessels, products and materials reach the end of their lifecycle.
CME brings together the information needed to move beyond a linear “make–use–dispose” model and towards a connected lifecycle where materials can be tracked, recovered and given a pathway to their next use.
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