Sustainable Blue and Circular Economy Practices Course | Trajlon Group

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Sustainable Practices for a Blue and Circular Economy

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Short Course

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Ports

Duration

5 Days

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Course Overview

This training provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, tools, and practical applications of sustainable practices within the Blue Economy and Circular Economy frameworks.

It aims to empower professionals, policymakers, entrepreneurs, and community leaders to design, implement, and advocate for regenerative and inclusive solutions that promote economic growth while protecting marine and coastal ecosystems.

Target Audience

Policymakers Business leaders Environmental managers Researchers, innovators NGOs Individuals interested in sustainable development, marine conservation, and resource management

Course Outline

Defining Sustainable Development and its Pillars (Environmental, Economic, Social). The Importance of Oceans, Seas, and Inland Waters for Global Sustainability. Introducing the Blue Economy: Definition, Scope, and Key Sectors. The Potential and Challenges of Blue Economy Development. The Role of Healthy Ecosystems in a Thriving Blue Economy. International Frameworks and Goals for Sustainable Ocean Development (e.g., SDG 14).

Defining the Circular Economy: Core Principles and Goals. Contrasting Linear and Circular Economic Models. The 6Rs (or more) of the Circular Economy: Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Refurbish, Remanufacture, Recycle, Recover. Designing for Circularity: Ecodesign Principles and Material Selection. Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) and its Role. Industrial Symbiosis and Waste as a Resource. Business Models for a Circular Economy (e.g., Product-as-a-Service, Sharing Economy). Measuring Circularity and its Impact.

Identifying Key Linkages and Synergies between the Two Frameworks. How Circular Economy Principles Can Enhance the Sustainability of Blue Economy Sectors. Addressing Marine Pollution through Circular Economy Solutions (e.g., plastic waste management, fishing gear recycling). Sustainable Use of Marine Resources through Circular Approaches (e.g., valorising seafood byproducts). Opportunities for Blue Bioeconomy within a Circular Framework.

Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture: Ecosystem-based Fisheries Management. Responsible Aquaculture Practices and Circular Feed Systems. Reducing Bycatch and Waste in Fishing Operations. Traceability and Certification Schemes. Sustainable Coastal and Maritime Tourism: Minimizing Environmental Footprint of Tourism Activities. Promoting Eco-tourism and Community-Based Tourism. Waste Management and Circularity in Tourism Infrastructure. Protecting Coastal Ecosystems and Biodiversity. Sustainable Shipping and Maritime Transport: Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Air Pollution. Waste Management and Recycling on Vessels. Anti-fouling Technologies and their Environmental Impact. Green Port Initiatives and Circular Economy in Port Operations. Renewable Ocean Energy: Environmental Considerations for Offshore Wind, Wave, and Tidal Energy. Circular Economy Opportunities in the Renewable Energy Sector (e.g., material recycling). Marine Biotechnology and Bioprospecting: Sustainable Sourcing of Marine Genetic Resources. Circular Approaches to Marine Biotechnology Production. Developing Sustainable Bio-based Materials from Marine Organisms.

Managing and Reducing Marine Plastic Litter: Source Reduction Strategies and Prevention. Collection and Recycling Technologies for Marine Plastics. Innovative Uses for Recovered Marine Plastics. The Role of International Cooperation and Policy. Sustainable Management of Fishing Gear: Design for Durability and Recyclability. Collection Schemes for End-of-Life Fishing Gear. Innovative Recycling and Upcycling Solutions. Valorisation of Seafood Byproducts: Converting Fish Waste into High-Value Products (e.g., animal feed, biofertilizers, pharmaceuticals). Circular Business Models for Seafood Processing. Sustainable Dredging and Sediment Management: Beneficial Reuse of Dredged Material. Minimizing Environmental Impacts of Dredging Operations.

The Role of Governments in Enabling the Transition. Regulatory Frameworks and Incentives for Sustainable Practices. Fostering Innovation and Technological Development. The Importance of Public-Private Partnerships and Multi-Stakeholder Collaboration. Engaging Local Communities and Indigenous Knowledge. Financing and Investment in Sustainable Blue and Circular Economy Initiatives.

Identifying Barriers to Adoption of Sustainable Practices. Overcoming Technological, Economic, and Social Challenges. Exploring Opportunities for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Developing Business Cases for Sustainable Blue and Circular Economy Solutions. Measuring and Reporting on Sustainability Performance. Future Trends and Emerging Opportunities in the Blue and Circular Economy.

Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:

Define and differentiate between the Blue Economy and the Circular Economy concepts. Identify the interconnectedness and synergies between the Blue and Circular Economies. Analyse the environmental, economic, and social benefits of adopting sustainable practices in marine and resource management. Explore circular economy strategies applicable to marine resources and maritime industries. Understand the role of policy, innovation, and collaboration in fostering a sustainable blue and circular economy.

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