Marine Governance

Marine governance refers to the systems, policies, and institutions that manage and protect ocean and marine resources. It involves setting rules to sustain fish populations, preserve marine ecosystems, and ensure safe shipping and resource extraction. This governance includes international agreements, governments, organizations, and communities working collaboratively to balance economic interests with environmental health. Effective marine governance aims to prevent overfishing, pollution, and habitat destruction, ensuring the oceans remain healthy and productive for future generations.