US EditionTanzania Learns From Namibia’s Blue Economy
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Tanzania learns from Namibia’s blue economy
The Namibian Ports Authority (Namport) recently hosted a delegation from Tanzania seeking to benchmark Namibia’s blue economy policy. The model is used by eastern and southern African nations aiming to harness their own aquatic potential sustainably. Namport spokesperson Cliff Shikuambi says the Tanzanian delegation from Research on Poverty Alleviation (Repoa) came to gain first-hand knowledge on how Namibia is implementing this policy. “By shar…
The deputy in charge of the Institute of Employment and Technological Development (IEDT) of the Diputación de Cádiz, Andrés Clavijo, has inaugurated the day 'Camino a la eficiencia, la sostenibilidad y la tecnología en el crecimiento azul', in the Interpretation Center of the Sea, the Almadrabas and the Tuna 'La Chanca' of Conil, where he has pointed out that 18.4% of the active population in Spain depends on the blue economy, that is, the sea a…
The Minister for Foreign Affairs and African and Mauritanian Cooperation abroad, Mohamed Salim Ould Marzok, said that the blue economy was a promising prospect for equitable, inclusive and equitable sustainable development, but would not achieve its objectives unless it was based on rational and transparent management of marine resources, fair and effective financing, and genuine partnerships for the protection of ecosystems. During his particip…
Tanzania affirms efforts to build a blue economy – Daily News
NICE, FRANCE: THE Vice President, Dr. Philip Mpango, has affirmed the country’s commitment to the sustainable management of the Pemba Channel and broader marine ecosystems, as part of its efforts to build a resilient Blue Economy. Dr. Mpango made the remarks while officiating a high-level side event titled “Building a Resilient Blue Economy in the Pemba Channel: Inclusive Marine Resource Management for Sustainable Livelihoods and Climate Action.…
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