Welcome to 'Together'
In her first year as Chief Executive of Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Dr. Ruth Boumphrey reflects on the Foundation’s global impact in engineering a safer world.
‘Together’ is the third in our series of Impact Reviews, dating back to 2020.
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During the course of 2022, we have funded over 50 new projects in 12 countries, investing over £14million in support of our mission to engineer a safer world. ‘Together’ provides a snapshot into the work of ten of these grant holders in the seven countries around the world where they deliver impact.
In her first year as Chief Executive of Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Dr. Ruth Boumphrey reflects on the Foundation’s global impact in engineering a safer world.
Discover how ground-breaking research at CEPOLAR is transforming polar ship design, enhancing safety, reducing costs, and minimising environmental impact – all while tackling the unique challenges of navigating icy waters.
Every year, over half a million workers in the UK are injured, with over a hundred losing their lives. Discovering Safety, an initiative led by Helen Balmforth and supported by the Foundation, is using vast amounts of safety data to transform workplace health and safety.
A partnership between the Foundation and TWI is advancing structural integrity research, improving global safety through innovative materials and engineering insights.
The Decarbonisation Hub is leading the maritime industry’s shift to zero-emission vessels by 2030, driving global collaboration on future fuels and sustainability.
Our Heritage and Education Centre's unique collection offers researchers a chance to use historic data to inform the future of maritime safety.
A partnership between UNHLC and Engineering X is tackling Africa's open waste burning, aiming to reduce it by 60% by 2030 and eliminate it by 2040 for a safer future.
Safetyknot provides culturally tailored safety training to prevent injuries in low-income countries, reaching 7,000+ people with support from the Foundation.
A research project led by Dr Sanley Abila reveals gaps between mental health support provided to seafarers and what they truly need, aiming to improve well-being at sea.
The National Space Academy inspires youth to use space science in tackling global issues like climate change, reaching over 55,000 students with support from the Foundation.
If you wish to use and reference the Impact Review 2022: Together, please include the following DOI: https://doi.org/10.60743/cgxd-3994
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Lloyd's Register Foundation (2022) Impact Review 2022: Together. Lloyd's Register Foundation. doi: 10.60743/CGXD-3994.