The Problems of Under-Inclusion in Marine Biodiversity Conservation: the Case of Brazilian Traditional Fishing Communities

Araujo, Fernanda Castelo Branco; Moita, Edvaldo de Aguiar Portela

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“…While the new Post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework is being discussed in order to be adopted during the next Conference of the Parties to the CBD, the difficulties or even impossibility to achieve the Aichi targets and SDGs might discredit the implementation of new biodiversity objectives (for a midterm assessment of Aichi, see [28]). It might also undermine the willingness of many countries or local communities within countries to commit to vague targets [29].…”

Section: Sdgs: From a Final Goal To A Tool For The Service Of The Environment Wellbeing And Justicementioning

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Biodiversity Targets, SDGs and Health: A New Turn after the Coronavirus Pandemic?

Lajaunie

Morand

2021

Sustainability

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In light of the coronavirus pandemic, we invite readers to a reflection over the aim and use of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the determination of the new biodiversity targets in relation to health issues. Starting with a brief overview of the initiatives to consider health and the environment in the international arena before the adoption of SDGs, we show how the pandemic shed a new light on the need for research on the interlinkages of human and animal health and environmental changes. We examine underlying elements of the dialogue between science and policy, then we suggest considering SDGs as tool for the service of the environment, wellbeing and justice. We advocate for the translation of planetary health principles into action, together with the consideration of planetary boundaries, to redefine an adaptive environmental law for the sake of social justice and the health of the planet.

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Section: Sdgs: From a Final Goal To A Tool For The Service Of The Environment Wellbeing And Justicementioning

confidence: 99%

Biodiversity Targets, SDGs and Health: A New Turn after the Coronavirus Pandemic?

Lajaunie

Morand

2021

Sustainability

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The Past, Present and Future of Ocean Governance: Snapshots from Fisheries, Area-Based Management Tools and International Seabed Mineral Resources

Singh

Araujo

2023

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Ocean governance comprises the law of the sea as well as all related policy and normative dimensions that relate to the regulation of human activity at sea and increasingly places a strong focus on marine environmental protection and the conservation of marine resources, with the aim of ensuring a healthy and productive ocean while sustaining a resilient ocean-based economy. Premised on this observation, this chapter aims to reflect on the past, present and future of ocean governance using three case studies as snapshot examples, namely, fisheries at sea, marine area-based management tools and international seabed mineral resources. Put together, these three case studies will demonstrate how the law of the sea has evolved when considered from the dimension of ocean governance, particularly with respect to the challenge of protecting and preserving the marine environment through the sustainable use of marine resources.

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Library books as environmental management capacity building opportunities exclude most South African languages

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Preez

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Environmental Science & Policy

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The Problems of Under-Inclusion in Marine Biodiversity Conservation: the Case of Brazilian Traditional Fishing Communities

Cited by 3 publications

References 14 publications

Biodiversity Targets, SDGs and Health: A New Turn after the Coronavirus Pandemic?

Biodiversity Targets, SDGs and Health: A New Turn after the Coronavirus Pandemic?

The Past, Present and Future of Ocean Governance: Snapshots from Fisheries, Area-Based Management Tools and International Seabed Mineral Resources

Library books as environmental management capacity building opportunities exclude most South African languages

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