Bringing together leaders from coastal states, Small Island Developing States, members of the Vulnerable Country Forum and developed countries, as well as representatives of international organisations and finance institutions, experts from international and national research institutions, think tanks and global centres of excellence, and civil society and non-governmental organisations for a two-day hybrid conference
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Mr. Achim Steiner
Administrator, UNDP
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Mr. Peter Thomson
UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for the Ocean
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Prof. Peter Haugan
Programme Director at Institute of Marine Research, Norway and Chair of the Expert Group – High-Level Panel on Sustainable Ocean Economy
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Event plan
AGENDA DAY 1: THU 12 MAY 2022
10:00-10:30
Registration
10:30-12:00
Special Event: Launch of the Viet Nam Blue Economy Study ("Blue Book")
13:30
Launch of the Exhibition Space and VIP Walkthrough
14:00-15:15
High-Level Opening Plenary Session - Opening Remarks And Welcome Speeches And Keynote Addresses
15:30-17:00
Thematic session A: Covid-19 Blue Recovery And Building Forward Better For A Climate-Resilient And Sustainable Ocean Economy
17:15-19:00
Special Plenary Session: Climate-Related Security Risks
AGENDA DAY 2: FRI 13 MAY 2022
10:30-12:00
Special Event: Flood And Storm Resilient Housing In Coastal Areas and Offshore Islands of Viet Nam
13:30-15:15
Special Plenary Session - Combating Marine Pollution And Plastics: A Key Challenge Of The 21st Century
15:30-17:15
Thematic Session B: Adaptation
17:30-18:00
Closing Plenary Session: Co-Chair's Statement And Closing Of The Conference
About the event
Overview
What are the solutions for a resilient blue economy?
That’s the question that must be asked now. Our oceans are critical for life. They provide food and livelihoods, stabilize the climate, and contribute millions of jobs and at least $1.5 trillion annually to the global economy.
Join distinguished leaders from coastal states, Small Island Developing States, members of the Vulnerable Country Forum (CVF/V20) and developed countries, as well as representatives of international organisations and finance institutions, experts from international and national research institutions, think tanks and global centres of excellence, and civil society and non-governmental organisations to:
- Discuss opportunities to promote sustainable use of ocean resources and the challenges posed by climate change and environmental pollution
- Identify opportunities to accelerate actions to protect ocean ecosystems for economic development while enhancing the resilience of vulnerable countries and communities
- Share experiences, best practices and research results to inspire successful sustainable ocean economies and climate change adaptation strategies and actions
- Build networks for cooperation, collaboration and develop synergies between initiatives
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CO-CHAIR’S STATEMENT, 13 May 2022 – Towards a Sustainable and Resilient Blue Economy
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