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Latin America & Caribbean
Ocean accounting projects and initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean supported by the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership.
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The Global Ocean Accounts Partnership is a collaborative initiative bringing together governments, international organizations, researchers, and practitioners to advance ocean accounting worldwide.
We support countries in developing ocean accounts based on the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting (SEEA), providing technical guidance, capacity building, and a platform for knowledge exchange.
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Technical guidance, research, and knowledge products from the ocean accounting community
Projects
Ocean accounting projects and initiatives in Latin America and the Caribbean supported by the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership.
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Projects
Ocean accounting projects and initiatives in North America supported by the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership.
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Ocean accounting projects and initiatives in the Pacific region supported by the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership.
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Technical Guidance
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Academic Papers
This study constructs a South African Ocean Economy Satellite Account (OESA) that is SNA-consistent, adapts lessons from international pilots to local data realities, and documents a stepwise compilation approach usable in similar settings.
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Case Study
Information on ocean accounting projects the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership (GOAP) is supporting in the Maldives
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Recent webinars, workshops, and conferences from the ocean accounting community
Webinar
Ocean Economy Satellite Accounts (OESA) can be a useful tool to support ocean governance post-2030 and design target-setting processes. Drawing on recent research and working papers, this webinar will: Introduce Ocean Economy Satellite Accounts (OESA), address data limitations and explore the post-2030 agenda.
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Webinar
Webinar 19 Nov 2025 - machine learning methods for mapping seagrass using earth observation data, with applications for natural capital accounting.
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Webinar 30 Oct 2025 - how social data can be integrated into ocean accounts for equitable, inclusive and transparent ocean governance.
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Conference
Live event 3 Oct 2025 - WIOMSA Scientific Symposium, the GOAP Africa CoP special session to explore how Ocean Accounts can transform marine resource management in the Western Indian Ocean region
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Webinar
Webinar 4 Sep 2025 - how Ocean Accounts can serve as a critical data framework for advancing sustainable ocean governance across the Indian Ocean region.
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Developing methodologies and standards for ocean accounting aligned with SEEA
Training programs and workshops to support countries in implementing ocean accounts
Fostering collaboration through regional Communities of Practice
Expert perspectives, newsletters, and news from the ocean accounting community
Expert Insight
By Sarah Taylor, Phil James
With just five years until 2030, countries have an opportunity to do something different–align measurement and target-setting from the start, rather than setting targets first and building the measurement systems later.
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We stand at a pivotal moment in international environmental law—one where the ocean and climate are finally being recognized not as separate challenges, but as interconnected systems requiring integrated legal responses.
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Maritime plastic disasters are not rare accidents. The plastics treaty negotiations (INC5.2) are a unique opportunity to protect island nations that bear the greatest impacts of marine plastic pollution, including from global plastic commerce.
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