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Representatives from science, policymaking and civil society met at the IASS on 13-14 December at the\u00a04th Potsdam Ocean Governance Workshop.<\/p>\n

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The discussions at the workshop focused on three topics: Working Group 1 on \u201cUnlocking the potential of SDG interactions\u201d; Working Group 2 on \u201cAchieving Ocean Sustainability through Voluntary Commitments\u201d and Working Group 3 on \u201cBuilding Regional Ocean Partnerships\u201d.<\/p>\n

Sebastian Unger (IASS) drew an optimistic conclusion following two days of discussions: \u201cThe ocean is in a deep crisis. But all the international engagement we have seen in 2017 gives hope that change is possible.\u201d What is needed now, he argued, is a transparent system to track the voluntary commitments made by states and stakeholders, coupled with stronger cooperation within marine regions and a holistic approach to the implementation of the different SDGs linked to the ocean.<\/p>\n

The results of the workshop will be fed into future policy briefs and scientific publications, including contributions to a special issue of the journal \u201cMarine Policy\u201d.<\/p>\n

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