1、SeafarersHappiness IndexQuarter 1 20252 Seafarers Happiness IndexSeafarers Happiness Index Quarter 1Drawing on seafarers real-world experiences across ten key areas of shipboard life,the Seafarers Happiness Index transforms data and shared experiences into personal narratives and insights from those

2、 working at sea.These responses highlight the ongoing realities,both good and bad,and allow a deeper dive into issues such as fatigue,isolation,lack of shore leave,which pose persistent struggles to those working at sea seeking to balance challenges with personal wellbeing.It is pleasing to note tha

3、t in Q1 2025 the previous fall has been steadied as the numbers have held substantively consistent.Despite some optimism though seafarers sent a clear message that wellness at sea is under increasing strain.The latest SHI reveals an overall happiness score of 6.98/10,up from 6.91 in Q4 2024.As the S

4、HI marks its tenth year,we continue to track trends,giving the shipping industry an authentic,unfiltered view of life at sea.It is these first-hand accounts that give a chance of driving meaningful change,offering a roadmap for improvement,and we are extremely grateful to every seafarer who shares w

5、ith us.While there are definite indicators of progress in certain areas,the wider picture remains one of concern.Issues like mental health challenges,work overload,and inconsistent shore leave continue to weigh heavily on morale.Good and BadDespite the rise in sentiment revealed in the data,the Q1 2

6、025 responses reveal tales of the good and bad of life at sea,with recurring themes of camaraderie,adventure,and job satisfaction siting alongside challenges like isolation,workload,and connectivity issues.Q1 2025 3 Positive AspectsThe Shipboard Team Many highlighted strong bonds with crew:“All crew