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THE ECONOMIC COST OF SOMALI PIRACY, 2012 Acknowledgements OBP has many experts and stakeholders to thank for their guidance leading up to the publication of this report. We would like to thank Chan Smith from ExactEarth, not only for his help in licensing the AIS data, but also for his invaluable assistance in bringing the data into useable form and sharing his expertise on industry practice regarding AIS usage. We would also like to thank Raphael Kahn of Secure-Marine for his insights into the market for vessel self-protection hardware, as well as Anuj Chopra at Anglo-Eastern Group for providing such valuable information on the seafaring labor market. Once again, OBP would like to thank Michael Frodl of C-Level Maritime Risks for continuing to provide us with the latest on piracy-related trends. Finally, special thanks are due to the Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO), and especially to its Chief Shipping Analyst Peter Sand, for conducting such a thorough audit of ECoP 2012’s findings. Peter diligently reviewed each of ECoP 2012’s nine cost sections, questioning our assumptions where warranted and improving upon our methodology when his experience counseled in favor of doing so. His work over the months before the release of ECoP 2012 added a great deal to the final product. ©2013 5 a project of One Earth Future Foundation
Acronyms THE ECONOMIC COST OF SOMALI PIRACY, 2012 AIS Automatic Information System AMISOM African Union Mission to Somalia ASIS PSC.4 American Society for Information Science Private Security Company Operations BIMCO Baltic and International Maritime Council BMPv4 Best Management Practices (version 4) CGPCS Contact Group on Piracy off the Cost of Somalia DWT Dead Weight Tonnage EUNAVFOR European Union Naval Force GCC Gulf Cooperation Council HRA High Risk Area IAMSP International Association of Maritime Security Professionals IMB International Maritime Bureau IMO International Maritime Organization INTERPOL International Police Organization ISO 28007 International Organization for Standardization: 28007 “Guidelines for PMSC’s” lTF International Transport Worker’s Federation K&R Kidnap and Ransom Insurance LMA Lloyd’s Market Association MOU Memorandum of Understanding MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity MSC HOA Maritime Security Center, Horn of Africa NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization OBP Oceans Beyond Piracy OEF One Earth Future Foundation PAG Piracy Action Group PiraT Project Piracy and Maritime Terrorism as a Challenge for Maritime Trade Security PMSC Private Maritime Security Company PCASP Privately Contracted Armed Security Personnel RAPPICC Regional Anti-Piracy Prosecution & Intelligence Coordination Centre SAMI Security Association for the Maritime Industry SHADE Shared Awareness and Deconfliction TFG Transitional Federal Government UAV Unmanned Aerial Vehicle UN United Nations UAE United Arab Emirates EUCAP NESTOR European Union Capacity “Nestor” UNCTAD United Nations Conference on Trade and Development UNDP United Nations Development Programme UNODC United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime UNPOS The United Nations Political Office for Somalia UNSCR United Nations Security Council Resolution VLCC Very Large Crude Carrier VPD Vessel Protection Detachment WFP World Food Program a project of One Earth Future Foundation ©2013 6
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