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ICPC Recommendations - International Cable Protection Committee Best Practices: Submarine Cable Route Planning, Burial Depth Guidelines, Fishermen Liaison Programs, Cable Fault Repair Procedures, and National Legislation grounded in UNCLOS Articles 113-115

This regulation outlines best practices for the protection of submarine telecommunications and power cables through route planning, burial depth,…

What ICPC Recommendations - International Cable Protection Committee Best Practices: Submarine Cable Route Planning, Burial Depth Guidelines, Fishermen Liaison Programs, Cable Fault Repair Procedures, and National Legislation grounded in UNCLOS Articles 113-115 requires

This regulation outlines best practices for the protection of submarine telecommunications and power cables through route planning, burial depth, stakeholder engagement, and repair protocols. It applies to cable operators, maritime authorities, fishing industries, and coastal states, with key guidance derived from ICPC publications and collaborations with UNEP-WCMC and CIL, particularly the 2025 report on submarine cables and marine biodiversity and the 2024 ICPC-CIL Workshop Report.

Pillar: Maritime & Shipping · Authority: International Cable Protection Committee (ICPC) · Version: 2.0.0 · Last updated:

Primary source: https://www.iscpc.org/publications/

SHA-256 integrity: a2dcac1e8b2faaf0f2bc402a41c4c678ed7ce622216b131b185aff2653deee86

Primary Citations — 6 traced to source

  • Submarine cables and marine biodiversity, https://www.iscpc.org/publications/, Updated Thursday 08 May 2025, 2025
  • 2024 ICPC - CIL Workshop Report: Law of the Sea and Submarine Cables, https://www.iscpc.org/publications/, 2024

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