Blue economy promotes the sustainable development of aquatic resources for the benefit of communities who rely on them for their livelihoods and food security both in Kenya and Africa.
The sector endeavors to maximize economic and social benefits while minimizing environmental degradation from activities within the fisheries and aquaculture sector.
As the sector sprouts, there is a need to assess and analyses the needs and existing opportunities for women youth and indigenous people while appreciating the unique role each segment contributes to the blue economy.
These two population segments, open platforms for dialogue and opportunities to foster strategic partnerships between governments, communities and civil society to advance policies and incentives that unlock the economic and social potential of marginalized groups.
These would empower them to safeguard natural resources and access decent work. Read more>>
