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BLUE ECONOMY: Global Best Practices Takeaways for India and Partner Nations

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Title: BLUE ECONOMY: Global Best Practices Takeaways for India and Partner Nations

The fast-emerging paradigm of Blue Economy (BE) primarily seeks to harness the ocean resources for sustainable development. The Blue Economy concept was first articulated by the Small Island Developing States (SIDS) at the Rio+20 Summit on Sustainable Development in 2012. This new approach essentially sought to transform the traditional ocean economy into an ecosystem-driven harnessing of oceanic resources for better conservation of the marine environment. The BE concept is still evolving and different stakeholders have adopted its varying definitions based on their own visions and priorities. However, there exists a broad consensus that with the diminishing land resources, there will be a much greater pressure on the oceans for more resources to feed faster growth to meet the demands of a growing population. Equally, there is also a compelling realisation of the dangers of unsustainable approaches.

Further studies and stakeholder consultations have led the Core Group to come out with this report: Blue Economy: Global Best Practices: Takeaways for India and Partner Nations. The document systematically examines and explains the performance, projected growth in terms of size and value, challenges and precise opportunities for capacity expansion and quality enhancement, including technology and process upgrades, in the relevant sectors of Blue Economy in India. The report also elaborates the global best practices relevant to India as also the innovative financing tools. The Core Group  makes several practical recommendations for an effective way forward both for the government and businesses.

 

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Titre : L’ÉCONOMIE BLEUE : les bonnes pratiques mondiales à retenir pour l’Inde et les pays partenaires

Le paradigme de l’économie bleue (EB), qui émerge rapidement, vise principalement à exploiter les ressources océaniques pour le développement durable. Le concept d’économie bleue a été firsté par les petits États insulaires en développement (PEID) lors du sommet de Rio+20 sur le développement durable en 2012. Cette nouvelle approche visait essentiellement à transformer l’économie océanique traditionnelle en une exploitation des ressources océaniques axée sur les écosystèmes pour une meilleure conservation de l’environnement marin. Le concept d’EB est encore en évolution et différentes parties prenantes ont adopté ses différentes définitions en fonction de leurs propres visions et priorités. Cependant, il existe un large consensus sur le fait qu’avec la diminution des ressources terrestres, il y aura une pression beaucoup plus forte sur les océans pour obtenir plus de ressources afin d’alimenter une croissance plus rapide pour répondre aux demandes d’une population croissante. De même, on prend conscience des dangers des approches non durables.

Des études complémentaires et des consultations avec les parties prenantes ont conduit le Core Group à rédiger ce rapport : L’économie bleue : les bonnes pratiques mondiales à retenir pour l’Inde et les pays partenaires. Ce document examine et explique systématiquement les performances, la croissance prévue en termes de taille et de valeur, les défis et les opportunités précises d’expansion des capacités et d’amélioration de la qualité, y compris les mises à niveau des technologies et des processus, dans les secteurs pertinents de l’économie bleue en Inde. Le rapport élabore également les meilleures pratiques mondiales pertinentes pour l’Inde ainsi que les outils de financement innovants. Le Core Group formule plusieurs recommandations pratiques pour une voie effective à suivre tant pour le gouvernement que pour les entreprises.

 

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