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UN Ocean Conference

Lisbon, Portugal | 27 June to 1 July 2022

The UN Ocean Conference, co-hosted by the Governments of Kenya and Portugal, comes at a critical time as the world is strengthening its efforts to mobilize, create and drive solutions to realize the 17 Sustainable Development Goals by 2030.

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The MerMéd Project. To see the Mediterranean Sea Reign Again ! The Rights of the Mediterranean Sea as a Legal Entity : A science based feasibility study

Thailand‘s contribution to global effort on observation and research in response to ocean acidification

Guidelines for Reducing Plastic Waste(GRP) and Eco-Friendly Initiative

Guidelines for Reducing Plastic Waste (GRP) and Global Partnership

Founding of the IUU Fishing Action Alliance to stimulate ambition and action in the fight against illegal, unreported, unregulated fishing

Canada is working with international partners at the International Maritime Organization (IMO) to revise the Guidelines for underwater noise from marine shipping to help protect the marine environment

Canada is undertaking marine spatial planning processes across the country with the commitment to have four first-generation marine spatial plans by 2024

New voluntary environmental measures announced in April 2022 to reduce pollution from cruise ships operating in Canadian waters during the 2022 cruise season. The intent is to make these measures mandatory for the 2023 season and beyond

Canada co-sponsored the America Alliance for the Protection of the Ocean, a Chilean initiative to establish a regional alliance for collaboration, cooperation and coordination of marine protected areas and other marine conservation measures in the Pacific

Canada completed a $1.7 million partnership with the non-governmental organization OceanMind to advance the use of drone technologies in combatting illegal, unreported, unregulated fishing in developing countries

Canada is investing an additional $750 million over a further five years in its Global Innovation Clusters which support key sectors of Canadian advantage to build world-leading innovation ecosystems in Canada

Canada is hosting the 5th International Marine Protected Areas Congress, February 3-9 2023 in Vancouver, which will aim to define a roadmap for achieving ocean conservation targets to protect at least 30 per cent of the world’s land and ocean by 2030

Canada joins the Aquatic Blue Foods Coalition

Canada is committed to the extension of the Dark Vessel Detection platform to support Ecuador's efforts against illegal, unreported, unregulated in the Galapagos Islands

Canada is committed to contributing to the International Monitoring, Control, and Surveillance Network to host four virtual seminars over 2022 bringing over 70 countries and non-governmental organizations, and over 500 participants together

Canada joined the zero emission shipping by 2050 initiative

Canada will disburse $30 million under the Marine Litter Mitigation Fund

Canada is committed to introducing amendments to the Canada Shipping Act, 2001 including to enable proactive management of marine emergencies and to cover more types of pollution

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