Resources

In this presentation, Dr Bernadette Snow, Nelson Mandela University, shares early inter-disciplinary research findings on the effects of COVID-19 and the related lock-down measures on the small scale.

In this series, we introduce some of the recent developments made in different countries. This article features news from Namibia.

In this series, we introduce some of the recent developments made in different countries. This article features news from Ghana.

The seminar series explored the connections between a variety of key issues at the interface of shipping and sustainable development.

This webinar looks at the important role that environmental defenders play in contributing to sustainable development and addressing threats to vulnerable environments and communities.

This blog post will discuss why her appointment can make a difference for the ongoing negotiations on phasing out fisheries subsidies.

This paper explores the immediate impacts of COVID-19 on the small-scale fisheries sector and exposes how governance failures within the fisheries sector have increased their vulnerability

The event explores the impacts of climate change and strategies to build adaptation and mitigation processes.

The aim of this panel discussion is to explore the ongoing work on marine plastics from a range of perspectives, identifying potential gaps and opportunities for collaborations along the way.

This blog post examines to what extent research conducted under the One Ocean Hub can contribute to the key areas for action identified in the second World Ocean.

This blog reflects on the science-policy interface in the One Ocean Hub.

This blog post reflects on the key messages shared the webinar on “Strengthening the Science-Policy Interface for Ocean Sustainability”.

The report identifies opportunities for improved conservation of the ocean genome and more sustainable and equitable use of these genetic resources.

Hub researchers have contributed to the United Nations Division for Ocean Affairs and Law of the Sea-led capacity building programme

In March 2021 the One Ocean Hub made a written submission in response to “The lifecycle of plastics and human rights” call for submission to  the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.

One Ocean Hub submitted written evidence to the UN on ‘The right to a safe, clean, healthy, and sustainable environment – Toxic-free places to live, work, study and play,’.

The One Ocean Hub is an international programme of research for sustainable development, working to promote fair and inclusive decision-making for a healthy ocean whereby people and planet flourish.

This seminar highlights the problem posed by climate change, an issue at the core of the interface between shipping activity and sustainable development.

The event is aimed to explore the impacts of climate change and strategies to build adaptation and mitigation processes.