Thematic Discussion 3. Reimagining Systems & Governance.

 


What does it mean to govern beyond borders - and beyond blind spots? 

We are entering a new era of shared ocean governance - but systems must evolve alongside intention.

 Discussion Prompts: ● In your field, what would it look like to go beyond what has previously seemed possible? ● What are the blind spots in how your institution or sector relates to the ocean? ● Where is the gap between individual willingness to act and institutional commitments? ● What is the greatest barrier to transforming our relationship with the ocean at a systems level? ● How can global frameworks (such as the BBNJ Agreement) translate into real, local impact
Location: 405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

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