Credit: Sustainable Seas 2020
We have identified which marine activities have the potential to help New Zealand transition to a blue economy – ie they are sustainable, resilient to climate change, minimise waste, and have positive impacts on society and culture.
| Project Leader | Duration | Budget |
|---|---|---|
| Nigel Bradly (Envirostrat) | August 2019 – November 2019 | $90,000 |
This project did a stocktake of national and international blue economy developments, and examined threats and constraints, as well as opportunities.
The team worked closely with iwi and stakeholders to gather a range of perspectives to ensure a broad understanding.
Sustainable Seas defines a 'blue economy' as: Marine activities that generate economic value and contribute positively to ecological, cultural and social well-being. 
This work is a critical foundation for developing projects under our Blue Economy research theme and the Innovation Fund.
Nigel Bradly (Envirostrat)
John Reid (Canterbury University)
Cerasela Stancu (Envirostrat)
Fraser Stobie (Envirostrat)
Victoria Jollands (University of Auckland)
Nick Lewis (University of Auckland)
Webinar: Protect our future - perspectives from the UN Oceans conference
This project has produced or contributed to:
