Championing equitable aquatic food systems at the 2022 One Ocean Summit

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WorldFish
Published on
11.03.22
Impact Area
Climate adaptation & mitigation, Nutrition

Men paddle out to reef to catch fish in the Solomon Islands. Photo by Filip Milovac.

The 2022 One Ocean Summit convened global policymakers to discuss translating commitments into tangible actions towards ocean preservation and sustainable resource use…

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Championing equitable aquatic food systems at the 2022 One Ocean Summit

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