Editors’ Choice – Sustainable Blue Economy Conference 2018

November 23, 2018

How Australia Sustainably Manages the World’s Last Wild Commercial Fishery of Pearl Oysters

by Neena Bhandari

November 23, 2018

The Start of an Important Global Conversation on the Blue Economy

Jonathan Wilkinson is Canada's Minister of Fisheries,…

by Jonathan Wilkinson

November 22, 2018

Expectations High for First Global Blue Economy Conference

by Miriam Gathigah and Robert Kibet

November 21, 2018

Women Must be at the Heart of Africa’s Blue Economy

Mahawa Kaba Wheeler is Director for the Women, Gender and…

by Mahawa Kaba Wheeler

November 19, 2018

Improved Husbandry Practices Boosts Aquaculture in Kenya

by Justus Wanzala

November 15, 2018

Kenya Looks to Lead the Way in Developing the Blue Economy’s Potential

by Ambassador Macharia Kamau

November 14, 2018

Q&A: All Sustainable Development Goals Relate in Some Way to the Oceans

IPS correspondent Carmen Arroyo interviews PETER THOMSON,…

by Carmen Arroyo

November 12, 2018

Lack of Funds Prevent Ugandan Communities from Investing in Cage Aquaculture

by Wambi Michael

Stingrays, which can be found in the Indian Ocean which surrounds the Seychelles. This flattened fish is closely related to sharks. The Seychelles has become the first country in the world to issue a blue bond, focused on funding sustainable use of marine resources. Credit: Nalisha Adams/IPS

October 31, 2018

Seychelles Issues World’s First Blue Bond to Fund Fisheries Projects

by Kanis Dursin

October 29, 2018

Sustainable Coastal Fisheries in the Pacific Depends on Improving Sanitation

by Catherine Wilson