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United Nations Decade
of Ocean Science
for Sustainable Development:
steps toward implementation phase
Dr. Sergey Shapovalov Dr. Vladimir Ryabinin
Head of the Center for Executive Secretary
Coordination of Ocean Research IOC of UNESCO
P.P.Shirshov Institute Assistant Director-General
of Oceanology of UNESCO
Omnibus Resolution for Oceans and the law of the sea
(A/RES/72/73) of 6 December 2017
1. Proclaimed the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable
Development 2021-2030, within existing structures and available
resources, and called upon the IOC to prepare an implementation
plan for the Decade in consultation with …(everyone).
2. Requested the IOC provide information on the development of
the implementation plan and regularly consult with, and report …
3. Invited the UN SG to inform the UNGA about the
implementation of the Decade through his report on oceans and
the law of the sea based on information provided by IOC…
4. Invited UN-Oceans and its participants to collaborate …
STARTING THE PREPARATION OF THE DECADE Interim Executive Planning => Planning Group Group => ROADMAP
Societal outcomes A Clean Ocean Sources of pollution are identified, quantified and reduced, and pollutants removed from the Ocean. A healthy and resilient Ocean Marine ecosystems are mapped and protected, multiple impacts, including climate change, are measured and reduced, and the provision of Ocean ecosystem services is maintained. A predicted Ocean Society has the capacity to understand current and future Ocean conditions, forecast their change and impact on human wellbeing and livelihoods.
The Decade will be mission-oriented
A safe Ocean
Human communities are protected from ocean
hazards and the safety of operations at sea and
on the coast is guaranteed.
A Sustainable
Productive Ocean
The provision of food supply and alternative
livelihoods are secured.
A transparent and
accessible Ocean
All nations, stakeholders and citizens have access
to ocean data and information, technologies, and
are capable of making informed decisions.
UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
Priority Research and Development Areas
R&D Priority Area 1:
Comprehensive map R&D Priority Area 2:
(digital atlas) of the ocean Observing System
UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
Priority Research and Development Areas
R&D Priority Area 4:
R&D Priority Area 3: Ocean Data and
Ocean Ecosystems Information System
UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
Priority Research and Development Areas
R&D Priority Area 5: R&D Priority Area 6:
Comprehensive Ocean in Earth
DRR System System
UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development
Priority Research and Development Areas
R&D Priority Area 7: Strengthen capacities and accelerate technology transfer and ocean
literacy
UN-Oceans Planning Group
UNGA Interim report to
Meeting ToRs approved by
Resolution IOC Assembly 30 UNGA consideration
IOC-EC 51 (July) Endorsement
proclaiming of Implementation
of plan by IOC
Decade plan
EC-52
Interim Planning
Global Meeting# 1 Partnership Global
Group established
+ Stakeholder Platform Meeting# 2
Forum (Q1) Event (?) + Stakeholder
Forum (Q1)
2018 2019 Regional
2020 Imp. Plan
2021
1st
Meeting 2nd Meeting review by MS
Workshops
EPG (Nov) EPG (Nov) and other
stakeholders Official start
of Decade
Preparatory Phase
UNGA 72 UNGA 73 UNGA 74 UNGA 75
Preparing for the Decade: Step to StepThe Science We Want for the Future We Need
Decade Implementation
Plan V 1.0
2018
- Science Plan /Action Plan;
- Work Programme
- Capacity Development
priorities
- Endorsement
criteria/process
- Governance arrangements
2018/2019 - Communications &
Engagement Plan;
- Updating, Monitoring &
Decade Roadmap: -
Reporting
Resource Plan
an evolving document 2020Executive planning Group (EPG)
19 Members from 6 UN Regional groups EPG Main tasks:
Selected by IOC Officers through a broadly
disseminated Call for nominations • Provide advice on the form and structure of
the Decade including governance
Representing relevant and varied field of arrangements;
expertise:
• International programmes in ocean science • Support the drafting of Implementation Plan
and its numerous applications; for the Decade, to be finalised for UNGA
• sustainable development of oceans; consideration;
• science-policy interface and;
• capacity development. • Engage and consult relevant communities –
advise on the engagement process and actively
1st EPG Meeting participate (Decade’s ambassadors).
17-19 December 2018, ParisFirst Executive Planning Group 17-19 December 2019
Criteria for Inclusion/endorsement Private Sector Task Group
Support for Communications
White Paper on the Decade Activities
EPG Members as Contact Points for
Science Plan Task Group R&D Priorities
The Secretariat will draft a letter to be distributed to IOC Member States and UN agencies identifying the
importance of the establishment of national committees to coordinate national engagement vis-a-vis the Task Team on Governance for
Preparation of Global Planning Meeting
Decade. Implementation phase
NEXT MEETING: EARLY 2020, UNESCO HQ - PARIS1st Global Planning Meeting
13-15 May 2019 - Copenhagen
“What we can do together that we cannot do
separately !”First Global Planning Meeting In Numbers
Stakeholders Sectors Involved 250 participants, 50 countries, all the main Ocean basins
represented;
[PERCENTA
[PERCENTAGE] 6 Panels and 6 Working Groups (organized around the 6
GE] Decade societal outcomes), 4 Cross-Cutting themes Panels;
[PERCENTA [PERCENTA 2 Side Events
GE] GE]
2 Reports (Detailed and Summary).
[PERCENTA
GE]
Ocean Science & Technology
Ocean policy & sustainable development
Business and industry All Material Available on Decade Webpage
Civil society and NGOs
Donors and FoundationsFirst Global Planning Meeting Outputs
It is critical to keep the central mission of the Decade in mind at all
times: Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, not just ocean
science.
Addressing sustainable development issues will require interdisciplinary
and trans-disciplinary approaches with a broad range of stakeholders,
with a critical need for the social sciences to be included in the early
design of the programme and in every societal area.
If the Decade does not lead to significant capacity development,
particularly for SIDS and LCDs, it will be a failure.
The Decade must make Ocean Literacy a priority, for youth, the general
public, policy makers and business sectors. The Decade should create
an “Ocean Generation” of informed citizens.First Global Planning Meeting Outputs
The Observing System is currently unsustainable. The success of the
Decade and its legacy depend on making the observing system
sustainable, both in infrastructure and financial support.
Achieving the goals of the Decade will require a conscious adoption and
promotion of a new ocean narrative that acknowledges that challenges
are unprecedented and complex but not insurmountable, and that new
science – carried out through new partnerships and taking advantage of
advances in technology and innovation – will be able to address these
challenges.
New technology and innovations are needed for every aspect of Decade
science: data sharing and management, observing systems, measurement
techniques, communication and visualisation, pollution mitigation, citizen
science technologies, and capacity development.First Global Planning Meeting Outputs The Decade must lead to a data sharing revolution. The Decade must develop guidelines for implementation, access, and sharing to make data FAIR – Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, and Reusable. The Decade should establish an ethical compact for data sharing to encourage timely data release and open sharing. New partnerships with other stakeholders, particularly the Blue Economy sector and the Insurance sector, will be essential to meet the goals of the Decade, both in terms of developing the science needed for sustainable use of the ocean and its resources, and in terms of partnerships for augmenting observing systems and data sharing from private sector platforms (merchant ships, oil and gas platforms, fishing fleets, wind farms, submarine cables, aquaculture infrastructure, exploration platforms, etc.), and increasing data streams, financing, and outreach. Young professionals, who represent the generation that will do the work of the Decade and carry on its legacy, must be involved in the design of the Decade.
Arctic Workshop (?)
Preparatory Phase:
Consult with regional
stakeholders
North
In partnership w ith
Atlantic
North Pacific
Canada
Med. Workshop
7-9 Jan. 2020
Venice (WESTPAC/PICES)
Jan. 2020 Tokyo
Carribean 31 Jul./2 Aug.
Mexico
Oct.
Int ergovernm ent al Oc eanograp h ic Com m ission ht t p://oceandecade.org
UNESCO South Atlantic Indian Ocean Pacific
Southeast 7, p lace d e Font enoy
750 0 7 Paris, France
Workshop (TBC)
# OceanDecade Community
Pacific (CPPS) Brazil Workshop
Ecuador 25-27 Nov. (SPC)
23-26 Sept. 23-25 Jul.
Antarctic Workshop (?)Process: timeline and milestones
2019 2020
REGIONAL/THEMATIC
Global Meeting (CPH) Global Meeting (2020)
WORKSHOPS
Multistakeholders Multistakeholders Multistakeholders
Outputs: Regional Regional Outputs:
Workshop Regional DECADE
- Research priority 1
WorkshopWorkshop - Consolidation of results IMPLEMENTATION
2 from various
areas 3
Thematic consultations PLAN 1.0
- Knowledge/policy 2nd UN
gaps
consultation Thematic
- Structured • Science Plan Ocean
1 consultation • Work
- Participants/Stake- 2 Implementation plan Conf,
holders engagement Outputs: and governance programme Lisbon
- Mapping of existing - Contextual arrangements 2021-2023
building blocks enrichment of R&D - Development of (Phase I)
- Crosscutting issues areas operational plans • CD Plan
(CD, Technology, - CD needs - Formalize partnerships • Governance UNGA
Data, Partnerships) - Identification of for projects arrangement
- Financing pathways potential projects - Address cross-cutting • M&E
- Partnerships • Communication
issues
IOC GB
Stakeholders engagement
EPG/UN+ Synthesis from GPM/regional meetings/thematic consultations
Science plan scoping + Drafting of Implementation Plan,Decade communication materials
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