What is Blue Economy?
Historical Background
Key Points
10 points- 1.
Sustainable use of marine resources
- 2.
Focus on economic growth, job creation, and poverty reduction
- 3.
Preservation of ocean ecosystems and biodiversity
- 4.
Promotion of renewable energy sources such as offshore wind and wave energy
- 5.
Development of sustainable tourism practices
- 6.
Responsible seabed mining with minimal environmental impact
- 7.
Investment in research and innovation for marine technologies
- 8.
Implementation of effective maritime governance and regulations
- 9.
Addressing climate change impacts on coastal communities and marine ecosystems
- 10.
India's focus on Sagarmala project to boost port-led development
Visual Insights
Blue Economy: Key Components
Overview of the key sectors and principles of the Blue Economy.
Blue Economy
- ●Sustainable Use of Marine Resources
- ●Economic Growth & Job Creation
- ●Integrated Ocean Management
- ●Reducing Marine Pollution
Recent Developments
6 developmentsIndia's Blue Economy policy under development
Focus on deep-sea mining and exploration
Investment in coastal infrastructure and connectivity
Promotion of sustainable aquaculture practices
Efforts to combat marine pollution and plastic waste
International collaborations for ocean research and conservation
