Seas At Risk 2023
The project aims to promote a healthy ocean by integrating climate and biodiversity in EU policies, advocating for sustainable practices, and achieving strict marine protections by 2030.
Projectdetails
Introduction
A healthy, biodiverse and resilient ocean is critical in the fight against climate breakdown and nature collapse. Our goal is to ensure that the roll out of the Green Deal has a strong ‘blue’ component, improve EU and international marine policies, integrate climate and biodiversity objectives in maritime policies, and to ensure – with our members – more effective implementation of EU regulations.
Campaigning Approach
We will develop a ‘system change’ campaigning approach to counter the unsustainable ‘economic growth’ paradigm that still underpins the EU Green Deal and Blue Economy Strategy. This will include attention for crucial land-sea links and ways of dealing with emerging topics. Our work plan is framed by our Blue Manifesto, our rescue plan supported by 100+ NGOs to make our ocean healthy by 2030.
Work Areas and Objectives
Our work areas and objectives are:
A. Ocean Economy and Governance
- Focus on the well-being of the planet and people.
- An overarching narrative for a well-being economy and systemic change streamlined in our work.
- Ocean health features prominently in the 2024 European elections.
B. Rewilding the Ocean
- Make it climate-resilient.
- At least 10% of EU waters are strictly protected and well managed by 2030.
- Restoration of ocean ecosystems by 2030.
C. Seafood Production
- In balance with nature.
- Just transition to low-impact fishing in the EU.
- Aquaculture and alternative seafood respect ocean health.
D. Clean Energy Transition
- Shipping transitions to zero carbon emissions and zero pollution.
- Renewable energy at sea develops without ocean degradation.
E. Zero Pollution and Circular Economy
- Marine litter is tackled at the source.
- Deep-sea mining is stopped.
Organisational Improvement
To underpin our policy work, we will improve our organisational set-up:
- Boost staff capacity through training and knowledge sharing, and focus on staff well-being.
- Strengthen Seas At Risk membership, engaging members in all work areas.
- Enhance outreach with targeted communication and strong new narratives.
Financiële details & Tijdlijn
Financiële details
Subsidiebedrag | € 577.500 |
Totale projectbegroting | € 2.193.649 |
Tijdlijn
Startdatum | 1-1-2023 |
Einddatum | 31-12-2023 |
Subsidiejaar | 2023 |
Partners & Locaties
Projectpartners
- SEAS AT RISK VZWpenvoerder
Land(en)
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The project aims to promote a sustainable blue economy and resilient ocean ecosystems by integrating climate and biodiversity goals into EU policies through a collaborative campaigning approach.
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The project aims to integrate marine biodiversity and climate objectives into EU policies, advocating for sustainable practices to ensure a healthy ocean by 2030 through a collaborative campaigning approach.
Oceana Europe SGA 2025
Oceana in Europe aims to enhance ocean conservation and sustainable fisheries through science-based campaigns, policy advocacy, and public engagement to address climate change and biodiversity loss.
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Oceana in Europe aims to enhance ocean conservation and fisheries management through science-based campaigns, targeting sustainable practices and policy enforcement for a healthier ocean.