This Environmental and Social Safeguards & Stakeholder Management in Port Expansion Projects training course provides participants with in-depth knowledge of how environmental and social considerations are embedded within the planning, design, and implementation of large-scale maritime infrastructure projects. As global trade and logistics expand, ports are under increasing scrutiny to balance economic growth with environmental sustainability and community wellbeing. The course explores international best practices, compliance frameworks, and stakeholder management strategies essential for sustainable port expansion. Participants will gain the ability to assess environmental and social risks, apply safeguard policies, and foster transparent stakeholder relationships that support project approval, funding, and long-term success. This training course will highlight: Environmental and social safeguard requirements in major infrastructure projects International standards including IFC, World Bank, and Equator Principles Environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) frameworks for ports Practical strategies for stakeholder mapping, engagement, and communication Balancing environmental performance with operational efficiency and growth