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Sustainable Development Goals Series, 2022 AbstractGlobal systems and processes that assure the supply of rainwater, drinking water and oxygen are regulated by oceanic temperature chemistry, currents and life. Pollution, diminished fisheries and the loss of coastal habitats all have negative impacts on the ocean’s sustainability.
Küfeoğlu Sinan
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, 2022 The widespread coronavirus pandemic has halted the progress of the sustainable development goals (SDG) proposed by the United Nations. This pandemic has already shattered the economy of not only the developing countries but also the developed nations. During this period, the primary focus was on the healthcare sector, while other developmental progress
Nirmal, Louis Anto, Jacob, Samuel
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Sustainability of Capture Fisheries and SDG 14: Life Below Water [PDF]
International Studies Review, 2017 Unlike the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the new United Nations (UN) post-2015 Global Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) include a goal related to conserving and sustainably using the oceans, seas and marine resources—Sustainable Development Goal 14: “Life Below Water” (SDG 14).
Joel Atkinson, Luisa Cools
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SDG 14: life below water-Impacts on mangroves [PDF]
, 2019 The SDG14 targets cover more than 70 per cent of the planet, including the coastal zone, where a range of forest resources are located. In this chapter we investigate the potential negative consequences of SDG14 on forest resources, using the example of coastal mangrove forests.
Friess, Daniel A. +4 more
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SDG 14 - life below water: trend and trajectory in Nigeria
Proceedings of the Nigerian Academy of Science, 2020 The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals 14 is focused on the conservation and sustainable use of the oceans, seas and marine resources. Specifically, target 14.1 is aimed at preventing and significantly reducing marine pollution of all kinds in particular from land-based sources including marine debris and nutrient pollution.
Olanike K. Adeyemo, Temitope O. Sogbanmu
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Re-storying SDG 14: life below water
Nordic Journal of Art & Research, 2023 In this text the focus is on re-telling multispecies stories about life below water, and the specific focus is on how to tell such stories, which awake moral agency in humans to care what happens with life below water. Sustainable development goal (SDG) number 14 Life below water concerns about “conserving and sustainable use the oceans, seas and ...
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Jurnal Ilmiah Samudra Akuatika, 2023 Pada sektor marine living secara khusus lingkup perikanan tangkap dan budidaya, Indonesia masih mengalami kesulitan untuk memenuhi standar keberlanjutan. nilai keberlanjutan perikanan Indonesia dalam Ocean Health Index (OHI) yang berada pada urutan 175 dari 220 negara dalam indikator food provision yang menghitung ketahanan pangan dari sumber daya ...
Aprilia, Mulyanie, Erni
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Role of Reservoir Fisheries in Achieving SDG 14 "Life below Water" and SDG 2 "Zero Hunger"
Abstract Reservoir fisheries are an important part of the inland aquatic ecosystem. They play a vital role in promoting the sustainable development by supporting the SDG14 “life below water” and SDG-2” zero hunger”. As artificial water bodies, reservoir serves as crucial aquatic ecosystem that not only enhance fish biodiversity but also promotes the ...
katwale, Mohanish, Ambatkar, Manohar
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Jurnal Penelitian Pendidikan IPAThis preliminary study aimed to identify species diversity and assess the conservation status of elasmobranchs landed at Ujungbatu Fish Landing Site (TPI Ujungbatu), Jepara, Central Java. Primary data were collected from July to August 2025 using purposive and opportunistic sampling methods.
Javidani, Azzahra Aino +4 more
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