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Though the 2024 presidential candidates have given more attention to climate and environmental issues in their campaign platforms to during past elections, analysts say their programs are still not ambitious enough.
Representing the largest archipelagic country in the world, Foreign Minister Retno LP Marsudi on Tuesday warned island states they were facing an “existential danger” amid worsening climate change and sluggish multilateral efforts.
The upcoming AIS Forum 2023 in Nusa Dua, Bali, will look to driving its Blue Agenda forward toward a sustainable future for generations to come, for both archipelagic and island nations as well as the world.
Blue economy and ocean justice concepts need to be treated as a reference point for marine and fisheries policies, which simultaneously go hand in hand with three principles of effective protection, sustainable production, and equitable prosperity.
