What will the Ocean Economy look like in 2050?

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The ocean economy is important for the global economy
The report "The Ocean Economy to 2050" by the OECD analyzes the evolution, current status, and future prospects of the global ocean economy, emphasizing its crucial role in supporting economic growth, employment, and food security worldwide.
The report recommends strengthening ocean governance, promoting technological innovation, expanding data collection, and enhancing the participation of developing countries to ensure a sustainable and prosperous ocean economy by 2050.
Come listen to the presentation of the OECD Ocean Economy 2050 report, followed by a panel and discussion about opportunities and challenges when supporting the development of a sustainable ocean economy.
Register here: https://www.trippus.net/OceanEconomy2050
The event will be held in English and with live streaming.
Programme
08.45 |
Registration and coffee |
09.00 |
Introduction, by moderator Gabriella Kossmann, Senior Adviser, Section for Oceans, Norad Welcome remarks by Gunn Jorid Roset, Director General in Norad and Christina Abildgaard, Director of the Department for Ocean and Polar Research, Norwegian Research Council |
09.10 |
Ocean Economy to 2050 by Claire Jolly, Head of Unit in the Directorate for Science, technology and Innovation (STI) at the OECD Q & A |
Short break |
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10.20 |
Norwegian Ocean Satellite Account by Martin Grimstad, Senior Adviser, SSB Panel Discussion
Q & A |
11.30 |
Lunch / informal mingling |
12.00 |
End |
Welcome!