Experts: Governance gaps hindering growth of blue economy

Maritime experts have called for effective governance of ocean resources and involvement of communities for the Blue Circular Economy (BCE) to thrive...

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Maritime experts are urging for improved governance and community involvement to boost Kenya's Blue Circular Economy (BCE). They highlighted major issues concerning the lack of coordination in managing BCE and Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA).

Concerns were raised regarding the insufficient coordination in BCE governance and Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA).
Nancy Karigithu, Kenya’s special envoy and presidential advisor for maritime and blue economy, was featured in a file image related to the landing of the Djibouti Africa Regional Express 1 (DARE 1) Sub Marine Cable in Mombasa on March 06, 2020.
Effective governance and community participation are deemed crucial for the success of the Blue Circular Economy.

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