These reports are a contribution to the Ocean Risk and Resilience Action Alliance (ORRAA). It has been led by the Stockholm Resilience Centre at Stockholm University and the Global Resilience Partnership, and supported by the Government of Canada and the UK Government.

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Our ocean is changing faster than at any time in human history. Risks associated with sea level rise, storm surges and coastal flooding are multiplying, affecting billions of lives and livelihoods and threatening critical coastal ecosystems. Coastal communities in LDCs and SIDS are likely to be most severely impacted, with women and girls especially hard-hit.

At the same time we are seeing an accelerating scramble for current, and future, ocean benefits that is unfolding with unprecedented intensity. This scramble for the seas – or “blue acceleration” – will generate surprising ecological, economic, equity and policy effects, and previously unperceived risks and opportunities. The future of the ocean economy in SIDS and LDCs depends on their ability to navigate this new ocean risk landscape.

Publications

Ocean risk reports

Ocean sand – Putting sand on the ocean sustainability agenda

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of Senegal

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of Madagascar

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of The Gambia

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of Cabo Verde

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

Supplementary material for Country Fact Sheets 

Ocean risk reports

Gender dynamics of ocean risk and resilience in SIDS and coastal LDCs

Ocean risk reports

Ocean Risks in SIDS and LDCs

Ocean risk reports

Blue acceleration – an ocean of risk and opportunities

Ocean risk reports

Indicator-based tools for assessing ocean risks and vulnerabilities

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of Mauritius

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of Mozambique

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

The Republic of Sierra Leone

Gender and fisheries fact sheets

United Republic of Tanzania

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