Six forces shaping the future of the regenerative blue economy(WEF)
- The ocean can deliver carbon emissions reductions, while supporting food security and livelihoods for frontline and Indigenous communities who bear the heaviest costs of the climate crisis.
- New technologies, international frameworks and blended finance structures are accelerating the regenerative transition, but fracturing multilateralism, ecological tipping points and a financing gap threaten to stall progress.
- The World Economic Forum’s The Regenerative Blue Economy: Pathways to Prosperity report outlines how we can restore ecosystems, strengthen resilience and support equitable prosperity within planetary limits. Click here to read the full-text article
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