Abstract

oceans, seas and marine resources for increasing the economic benefits to Small Island developing states and least developed countries for sustainable use of marine resources, including sustainable management of fisheries, aquaculture and tourism. Blue economy has great potential for boosting the economic growth, employment and sustenance of economy (Figure 1). It supports food security, managing and protecting the ocean environment, creation of high value job and diversification to address new resources for energy, new drugs and value chemicals, protein food, deep sea minerals, security and threats including services to human welfare and measures for resilience climatic changes. Considering its wide range of valuable resources, the Blue Economy is gaining increasing interest in Indian Ocean Rim Region for the economic development and for the human welfare. Indian Ocean supports with wide array of biodiversity and ecosystem resources from mangroves, coral reefs and sea-grass beds to deep oceans and provides economic value products

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  • Indian Ocean supports with wide array of biodiversity and ecosystem resources from mangroves, coral reefs and sea-grass beds to deep oceans and provides economic value products and services such as high nutritious food and livelihood

  • India has a coastline of above 7,500 km, spanning into nine maritime States and two Union Territories (UTs) in the mainland, Copyright © All rights are reserved by AS Ninawe and two island UTs with 12 major and 187 non-major ports, which plays crucial role in sustaining growth for trade and commerce

  • Indian Ocean is endowed with rich wealth of natural resources it is yet to be fully tapped for economic development from ocean, seas and coastal resources for harnessing high value products and processes

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India has a coastline of above 7,500 km, spanning into nine maritime States and two Union Territories (UTs) in the mainland, Copyright © All rights are reserved by AS Ninawe and two island UTs with 12 major and 187 non-major ports, which plays crucial role in sustaining growth for trade and commerce. Indian Ocean supports with wide array of biodiversity and ecosystem resources from mangroves, coral reefs and sea-grass beds to deep oceans and provides economic value products and services such as high nutritious food and livelihood.

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