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The study aims in particular at assessing the feasibility and modalities of setting up a new EU-Africa Task Force for policy cooperation and dialogue on international ocean governance.

In this series we introduce some of the recent development made in different countries. This edition brings you news from Fiji and Solomon Islands.

Aniva, a child advisor to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, shares why realising children's rights to a healthy ocean environment is crucial from a climate change perspective.

Locals in Erromango island in Vanuatu, collaboratively collect island stories for a children's book, about the island's historical challenges and preserving traditional maritime knowlegde.

This blog post reflects on the presentation of the Vanuatu community-led art-based research project Netai en Namou Toc (Stories of Mother Ocean) at the COP27 in 2022.

In this chapter, Jeff Wescott writes about the 'baby island' which emerged in the 2014 in Tonga, revealing that even the newest landmasses on the Earth of our time are polluted by plastics.

Early-career Hub researcher Lysa Wini speaking at the UN Ocean Decade conference in Barcelona (2024), about her home at the Solomon Islands

This session presented Netai en Namou Toc (Stories of Mother Ocean), a newly published illustrated children’s book produced by the Erromango Cultural Association in collaboration with One Ocean Hub

Our sea of islands is seminal work by Epeli Hau’ofa here thee author disucsses the forces pertinent for the understanding Oceania and the forces pertinent to the shaping of its fate