Guyana has signed up to a host of IMO treaties supporting safe, secure and clean international shipping. The treaties cover a wide variety of topics including marine pollution, dumping waste at sea and responding to pollution incidents involving hazardous and noxious substances. Guyana ratified two key IMO measures designed to preserve bio-diversity – the Ballast Water Management Convention and another on use of harmful anti-fouling systems on ships hulls – as well as others covering unlawful acts against the safety of navigation and removing wrecks from the seabed. It also signed four instruments covering liability and compensation.
Guyana is the party for the various conventions (update till 2019)
AFS 2001 |
BUNKERS 2001 |
BWM 2004 |
CLC 1969 |
CLC PROT 1992 |
COLREG 1972 |
CSC 1972 |
FAL 1965 |
FUND 1971 |
FUND PROT 1992 |
INTERVENTION 1969 |
LC PROT 1996 |
LL 1966 |
LLMC 1976 |
LLMC PROT 1996 |
MARPOL 1973/1978 |
MARPOL ANNEX III |
MARPOL ANNEX IV |
MARPOL ANNEX V |
MARPOL PROT 1997 |
NAIROBI WRC 2007 |
OPRC 1990 |
OPRC/HNS 2000 |
PAL 1974 |
SALVAGE 1989 |
SOLAS 1974 |
SOLAS PROT 1978 |
STCW 1978 |
SUA 1988 |
SUA PROT 1988 |
SUA 2005 |
TONNAGE 1969 |