Marine Governance
Marine Governance refers to the system of rules, regulations, policies, and practices that guide the management and protection of marine resources and ecosystems. It encompasses decision-making processes, laws, and institutions at local, national, and international levels that aim to ensure sustainable use of the oceans and coastal areas. This includes issues such as marine pollution, overfishing, habitat destruction, climate change, marine biodiversity conservation, and the rights and responsibilities of stakeholders involved in marine activities. Effective marine governance is essential for maintaining the health and productivity of marine environments for current and future generations.