Por qué asistir
Join this session to learn how the BOBLME programme unites partners to protect biodiversity, strengthen sustainable fisheries, and build climate resilience across Bay of Bengal seascapes. Speakers will also explore pathways for scaling up investment solutions and creating investable project pipelines to restore ocean health and secure livelihoods.
Descripción de la sesión
The Seascape approach combines effective regeneration and protection of marine and coastal ecosystems, sustainable, offers an integrated framework for achieving nature-positive outcomes by combining the regeneration and protection of marine and coastal ecosystems with sustainable economic opportunities and equitable benefit-sharing economic development opportunities, with equitable benefit sharing for people with a focus on environmental (ocean health), social (inclusion and fair growth) and integrative (good governance. Grounded in inclusive conservation and rights-based governance, it supports climate-resilient livelihoods and empowers local communities, particularly Indigenous Peoples, women, and youth. Through long-term planning and multistakeholder partnerships, the approach enhances ecosystem health, strengthens coastal resilience, and fosters enabling conditions for transformative, regenerative blue economies across seascapes.Speaker
Senior Technical Officer, Finance and Economics for Nature, IUCN Secretariat
Resilient Seascapes and Regenerative Blue Economies in the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem
Technical Advisor - GEF, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Resilient Seascapes and Regenerative Blue Economies in the Bay of Bengal Large Marine Ecosystem