BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5935ca98fb6 DTSTART:20160510T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20160510T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Oceans Economy and Trade: Sustainable Fisheries\, Transport and Tou rism CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​Concerns over the health of oceans and their ecosystems have enabled the adoption for the first time of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) exclusively dedicated to the oceans: SDG 14.\n\nThis goal commits UN Member States “to conserve and sustainably use the oceans\, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”. \n\nThe oceans economy h as been defined as a vehicle toward a greener and more sustainable and inc lusive economic paths on the marine and coastal environment.\n\nTrade in m arine products and services can create opportunities for economic growth\, export diversification and new investments. Major trade sectors where opp ortunities already exist or could be expanded in the near future include s ustainable fishing and aquaculture\, sustainable and resilient marine tran sport and logistic services\, and in links with maritime and coastal touri sm.\n\nThe objective of this international seminar is to: increase the und erstanding of the concept of the oceans economy and its close links with t rade\;  examine how international trade in goods and services\, as mediat ed by internationally agreed rules\, regulations and trade policy\, can be tter support the advancement of SDG 14 and other related goals\, and\; und erscore the strong inter-sectoral interdependencies of ocean-based sectors and related implications for strategically coordinated policies.\n\n \n& lt\;p>\;​Concerns over the health of oceans and their ecosystems have enabled the adoption for the first time of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) exclusively dedicated to the oceans: SDG 14.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p& gt\;This goal commits UN Member States “to conserve and sustainably use the oceans\, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”.& \;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The oceans economy has been defined as a vehicle toward a greener and more sustainable and inclusive economic pat hs on the marine and coastal environment.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\nT rade in marine products and services can create opportunities for economic growth\, export diversification and new investments. Major trade sectors where opportunities already exist or could be expanded in the near future include sustainable fishing and aquaculture\, sustainable and resilient ma rine transport and logistic services\, and in links with maritime and coas tal tourism.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\nThe objective of this internat ional seminar is to: increase the understanding of the concept of the ocea ns economy and its close links with trade\;&\;nbsp\; examine how intern ational trade in goods and services\, as mediated by internationally agree d rules\, regulations and trade policy\, can better support the advancemen t of SDG 14 and other related goals\, and\; underscore the strong inter-se ctoral interdependencies of ocean-based sectors and related implications f or strategically coordinated policies.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\n& \;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/oceans-economy-and-trade-sustainable-fisheries-transport-and-touris m DTSTAMP:20260716T194930Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5935ca98ffd DTSTART:20160511T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20160511T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Oceans Economy and Trade: Sustainable Fisheries\, Transport and Tou rism CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​Concerns over the health of oceans and their ecosystems have enabled the adoption for the first time of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) exclusively dedicated to the oceans: SDG 14.\n\nThis goal commits UN Member States “to conserve and sustainably use the oceans\, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”. \n\nThe oceans economy h as been defined as a vehicle toward a greener and more sustainable and inc lusive economic paths on the marine and coastal environment.\n\nTrade in m arine products and services can create opportunities for economic growth\, export diversification and new investments. Major trade sectors where opp ortunities already exist or could be expanded in the near future include s ustainable fishing and aquaculture\, sustainable and resilient marine tran sport and logistic services\, and in links with maritime and coastal touri sm.\n\nThe objective of this international seminar is to: increase the und erstanding of the concept of the oceans economy and its close links with t rade\;  examine how international trade in goods and services\, as mediat ed by internationally agreed rules\, regulations and trade policy\, can be tter support the advancement of SDG 14 and other related goals\, and\; und erscore the strong inter-sectoral interdependencies of ocean-based sectors and related implications for strategically coordinated policies.\n\n \n& lt\;p>\;​Concerns over the health of oceans and their ecosystems have enabled the adoption for the first time of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) exclusively dedicated to the oceans: SDG 14.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p& gt\;This goal commits UN Member States “to conserve and sustainably use the oceans\, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”.& \;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The oceans economy has been defined as a vehicle toward a greener and more sustainable and inclusive economic pat hs on the marine and coastal environment.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\nT rade in marine products and services can create opportunities for economic growth\, export diversification and new investments. Major trade sectors where opportunities already exist or could be expanded in the near future include sustainable fishing and aquaculture\, sustainable and resilient ma rine transport and logistic services\, and in links with maritime and coas tal tourism.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\nThe objective of this internat ional seminar is to: increase the understanding of the concept of the ocea ns economy and its close links with trade\;&\;nbsp\; examine how intern ational trade in goods and services\, as mediated by internationally agree d rules\, regulations and trade policy\, can better support the advancemen t of SDG 14 and other related goals\, and\; underscore the strong inter-se ctoral interdependencies of ocean-based sectors and related implications f or strategically coordinated policies.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\n& \;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/oceans-economy-and-trade-sustainable-fisheries-transport-and-touris m DTSTAMP:20260716T194930Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6a5935ca99004 DTSTART:20160512T070000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20160512T160000Z LOCATION:Geneva\, Switzerland SUMMARY:Oceans Economy and Trade: Sustainable Fisheries\, Transport and Tou rism CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:​Concerns over the health of oceans and their ecosystems have enabled the adoption for the first time of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) exclusively dedicated to the oceans: SDG 14.\n\nThis goal commits UN Member States “to conserve and sustainably use the oceans\, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”. \n\nThe oceans economy h as been defined as a vehicle toward a greener and more sustainable and inc lusive economic paths on the marine and coastal environment.\n\nTrade in m arine products and services can create opportunities for economic growth\, export diversification and new investments. Major trade sectors where opp ortunities already exist or could be expanded in the near future include s ustainable fishing and aquaculture\, sustainable and resilient marine tran sport and logistic services\, and in links with maritime and coastal touri sm.\n\nThe objective of this international seminar is to: increase the und erstanding of the concept of the oceans economy and its close links with t rade\;  examine how international trade in goods and services\, as mediat ed by internationally agreed rules\, regulations and trade policy\, can be tter support the advancement of SDG 14 and other related goals\, and\; und erscore the strong inter-sectoral interdependencies of ocean-based sectors and related implications for strategically coordinated policies.\n\n \n& lt\;p>\;​Concerns over the health of oceans and their ecosystems have enabled the adoption for the first time of a Sustainable Development Goal (SDGs) exclusively dedicated to the oceans: SDG 14.<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p& gt\;This goal commits UN Member States “to conserve and sustainably use the oceans\, seas and marine resources for sustainable development”.& \;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n<\;p>\;The oceans economy has been defined as a vehicle toward a greener and more sustainable and inclusive economic pat hs on the marine and coastal environment.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\nT rade in marine products and services can create opportunities for economic growth\, export diversification and new investments. Major trade sectors where opportunities already exist or could be expanded in the near future include sustainable fishing and aquaculture\, sustainable and resilient ma rine transport and logistic services\, and in links with maritime and coas tal tourism.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\nThe objective of this internat ional seminar is to: increase the understanding of the concept of the ocea ns economy and its close links with trade\;&\;nbsp\; examine how intern ational trade in goods and services\, as mediated by internationally agree d rules\, regulations and trade policy\, can better support the advancemen t of SDG 14 and other related goals\, and\; underscore the strong inter-se ctoral interdependencies of ocean-based sectors and related implications f or strategically coordinated policies.<\;br />\;\n<\;br />\;\n& \;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;\n\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/m eeting/oceans-economy-and-trade-sustainable-fisheries-transport-and-touris m DTSTAMP:20260716T194930Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR