Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy

Introduction

This Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy Training Course will support the delegates with the best practical knowledge of how vital to maintain the Sustainable Blue Economy as an important factor to keep the biodiversity and ecosystems.  Oceans cover nearly three-quarters of the Earth's surface. It is considered the home to more than half of all life on Earth Planet. Ignoring such realities will lead to a false impression that they are a limitless resource. That is why the ocean issues are integral to most of the Sustainable Development objectives and to the shift towards an inclusive green economy on which their success depends.

This interesting Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy training course provides an excellent foundation for the attendees as it reflects the diversity and flexibility of the blue economy concept, demonstrate viable, practical applications that can be implemented on many different scales for regions, countries, and communities. The training course syllabus will be driving the delegates into the benefits of implementing the blue economy on coastal areas and islands. 

This GLOMACS Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy training course will highlight:

• The Background to the Blue Economy
• The Marine Environment Improvement vs Implementing the Blue Economy
• Artisanal Fisheries criteria to meet a Blue Economy activities
• Relationship Between Tourism Industry Improvement & Blue Economy
• Difference between Sustainable Tourism & Inclusive Tourism
• Ocean-based renewable sources of energy
• Marine Transportation and the Blue Economy

Objectives

This Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy Training Course main objective is to provide educational knowledge and values for delegates to explore how their countries can benefit from the Sustainable Blue Economy in the livelihoods and wellbeing of people living on coastal areas and islands.

By the end of this Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy training course, participants will be able to:

• Explain The Blue Economy concept
• Describe its origin and relationship to the Blue Growth
• Explain the difference between the Blue Economy and the Green Economy Concepts
• Recognise the importance of sustainably managing the marine resources
• Describe the economic benefits of the Blue Economy.
• Describe the relationship between the Blue Economy and sustainable development
• List the key threat that could endanger marine ecosystem
• Explain how countries can benefit from the Marine Environment
• Explain the potential of the Blue Economy for the fishing industry

Training Methodology

This Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy training course will utilize a variety of proven professional learning techniques to ensure maximum understanding, comprehension and retention of the information presented. Brainstorming will be highly interactive and participative. This involves regular discussion between both delegates and course director. The training course will provide the participant with an in-depth knowledge through detailed information, real-life case studies, photos, and video animation.

Organisational Impact

This interesting Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy training course shall provide the delegates with the commercial and business opportunities provided for developing countries to sustainably develop the blue economy and share in its resources, especially the coastal countries where the fishing / tourism industries are considered one of the main national income sources that the country depends on.

Personal Impact

The Green Port Sustainable Blue Economy training course attendees will gain the knowledge and the most practical techniques in implementing the Sustainable Blue Economy by learning the following:

• Commercial and business opportunities provided for developing countries to sustainably develop the Blue Economy
• Three key dimensions for sustainable development
• Benefit from a proactive and effective community of environmental NGOs
• Globally, eco-labelling schemes
• Tourism Positively Impact the Blue Economy
• Ocean-based renewable sources of energy
• Response to the challenge of supporting a Blue Economy