Resources

This policy brief considers that COP26 should recognize the need to systematically integrate the ocean in future climate mitigation and adaptation action.

The Small-Scale Fisheries Resource and Collaboration Hub is an online, interactive, and multilingual platform for small-scale fishers, fish workers, and their communities and allies.

The World Ocean Database (WOD) is world's largest collection of uniformly formatted, quality controlled, publicly available ocean profile data.

the Ocean Data Platform will be an open collaborative tool that liberates and aggregates ocean data to create a healthy and productive ocean.

The OECD Sustainable Ocean Economy database provides the international community with data and evidence to support decision-making.

The most comprehensive source of information on Child Rights.

This policy brief summarizes evidence of multiple benefits and replicable methods in integrating the ocean, climate change adaptation and mitigation, biodiversity and human rights.

The ocean takes up heat and carbon, reducing the adverse effects of climate change. However, the ocean is warming, the rate of sea level rise is increasing, and the ocean is acidifying.

This policy brief shows that ecosystem services from the deep sea benefit global society and human wellbeing, highlighting the role of environmental instruments in its protection.

The General Comment is motivated by children's efforts towards drawing attention to environmental crises. Here, the committee articulates children's rights to a healthy and sustainable environment.

Although the the ocean plays a crucial role in climate regulation, the ocean and marine ecosystems are yet to achieve international climate goals. This policy brief explores possible solutions.