Dr Vladimir Ryabinin Executive Secretary Euromarine General Assembly 2021 26-27 January 2021 - Euromarine Network
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Dr Vladimir Ryabinin Euromarine General Assembly 2021
Executive Secretary 26-27 January 2021
IOC of UNESCO
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Sustainable development
is ocean-science intensive!
Humankind is running out
of time to start managing
the ocean sustainably
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Key Ocean Management Domains
Marine Spatial
Coastal zone BBNJ, Marine
Planning/
management Sustainable Protected
and adaptation Areas
ocean economy
Adaptation to Development of
Management
and mitigation national R&D
of fisheries
of climate change, strategies &
and aquaculture
NDCs ocean policies
Regional and
Oceanographic Early warning
national capacity
services systems
development
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Observing Understanding Predicting
Integrated Ocean Management Capacitating
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Where we are Where we would like to be
• Science based on curiosity & • Science providing solutions
competent for problem diagnostic and motivation for action
• Observing system for climate • Adequate ocean data and
and emerging data service information system
• Major knowledge gaps, • Ocean literate society and
weak ocean literacy well-informed decisions
• Funding base mostly • Demonstrated value chain,
in research mode resources and commitment
• Hugely uneven capacity, especially • CD/ transfer of technology:
low in developing countries/SIDS no one is left behind
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2016-2017
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The preparation process
• Global Planning Meeting, Copenhagen, May 2019 with > 200 participants
• 11 regional planning workshops with > 1900 attendees
• Early Career Ocean Professional Informal Working Group created
• Four meetings of UN-Oceans contact group
• Various thematic meetings: Ocean Literacy, Data Management
• Ongoing engagement of Executive Planning Group
• Virtual sessions presenting zero draft of Implementation Plan to > 600 people
• Peer review of zero draft of Implementation Plan => 228 written submissions
including 42 from IOC Member States
§ IOC Member State and UN agency review of Version 1.0 of Implementation
Plan => 44 written submissions from IOC Member States & 7 from UN agencies
Ø Version 2.0 of the Implementation Plan submitted to UNGA75
Ø UNGA75, 31 Dec 2020: Resolution A/75/239, takes note of the IP
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2016-2017 2018-2019 2019-2020
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Implementation Plan Structure
The Implementation Plan is a dynamic, living
document that will evolve over the Decade.
It provides a strategic framework for Decade
implementation
The Implementation Plan is structured as follows:
ü Part 1: provides the rationale, vision, mission and
desired outcomes of the Decade.
ü Part 2: presents the Decade Action Framework
ü Part 3: presents the implementation mechanisms
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Decade Vision & Mission
Vision
The science we need for the ocean we want
***
Mission
Transformative ocean science solutions
for sustainable development,
connecting people and our ocean
10• A clean ocean
• A healthy and resilient ocean
• A productive ocean
• A predicted ocean
• A safe ocean
• An accessible ocean
• An inspiring and engaging ocean
11Objectives and Actions of the Ocean Decade
12Hierarchy of
Hierarchy of Decade
Decade Actions
Actions
Decade Programme Decade Project Decade Activity Decade Contribution
• Global or regional in • Discrete and • Typically a one-off • Supports the
scale focused undertaking standalone activity Decade through
of a shorter provision of a
• Contribute to one or • Can form part of a necessary in-kind or
duration. programme or
more of the Decade financial resource.
Challenges. • Will typically project or can relate
contribute to an directly to a Decade • Can be either for
• Long-term (multi-year), Challenge or an costs related to the
identified Decade
interdisciplinary and outcome. implementation of a
programme
typically multi-national. Decade Action or
• Includes component for coordination
projects, and enabling costs.
activities.
13Governance
14Overview of ‘1st Call for Decade Actions’
• First ‘Call for Decade Actions’ for two types of large-
scale Actions:
1. Global or major regional programmes Open 15 October 2020 to 15 January 2021
2. Contributions including support to central or - with decisions in Q1 of 2021 -
decentralised coordination functions
• No geographic or thematic restrictions Online
submission
FAQ web page
(updated
• Suite of inter-related documentation to support ‘Call for forms x 2 regularly)
Decade Actions’
• UN entities registration process will be opened in
parallel
Guidance Note Implementation
for Applicants Plan / Summary
Call for
More details will be made available on social media and Decade
www.oceandecade.org - sign-up to receive further Actions
updates!
151st Call for Decade Actions
213 program submissions and 27 contribution
submissions: UN Private sector
• Very robust and detailed submissions - high
understanding of, and alignment with, Decade NGO
Government
priorities
• Both regional and thematic programs
• Diversity of proponents Foundation
• Wide diversity in scale of initiatives being
proposed Working group
• Around 20% obviously program level
• Around 60% need further examination
Research body
• Remaining 20% are at the scale of
Projects, Activities or stakeholder networks
16Global Stakeholder forum
Global Stakeholder Forum:
actively managed
communities of practice that
will collaborate online and
in-person
On-line (new Web
platform from 2021 )
and global conferencesEngagement towards key stakeholders
Philantropy Regional Industry Media
partners
18Communications strategy
A worldwide campaign: “Generation Ocean”
• Generation Ocean (GenO) is a global campaign that tackles one of the biggest
challenges of our generation: helping us to reverse the decline in ocean health through
knowledge-based action.
• The campaign will feature stories of people connected to various ocean issues and the
ways in which they are using knowledge and science to find solutions to deliver the ocean
we want.
• Media: social media, a dedicated website, brochures
• Motto: The ocean we want
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The Ocean We Want
Ocean Scientifically WE COMMIT
We Sustainably to sustainably manage
Want Managed 100% of the ocean area
Ocean under national jurisdiction, by 2025.
X 6
X 40
20%->1,5o
15T$ 21The Ocean Decade: 2021 Events www.oceandecade.org
• 3 February 2021: High Level Supporters event –
launch of Ocean Decade Alliance and High Level Panel Report
• January – onward : Ocean Decade Virtual Series events continue
• 1 June : High Level virtual segment of First International Ocean
Decade Conference (formerly Berlin kick-off conference)
• July - Onward: Start of ‘Ocean Decade Laboratories’ of First
International Ocean Decade Conference
• Second half of 2021: UN Ocean Conference, Lisbon
• August 2021: Regional kick-off events in WESTPAC region
• Other regional kick-off events (TBC)
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