Deadline
5
Mar 2024
Blue Revolution 2.0: Harnessing Deep Tech for Sustainable Development Planet
Type
Workshop
Location
New York, United States of America & Web based
Date
Self-paced, open-enrolment event
Is this event associated with a learning outcome?
No
Does the event include an objective assessment of learning?
No
Duration of event
1 Days
Programme Area
Environment, Biodiversity, Climate Change, Peace Security and Diplomacy, International Law
Website
https://unitar.org/
Price
$0
Event Focal Point Email
nyle.pierre@unitar.org
Registration method
Public – by registration
Mode of delivery
Blended
Languages
English
Background

Intelligence encompasses the capacity to acquire and apply knowledge, a trait shared by both humans and artificial systems like Artificial Intelligence (AI). Aquaculture involves the controlled cultivation of aquatic organisms, contributing significantly to global seafood production and food security. Sustainable fisheries focus on managing fish stocks to maintain ecological balance, employing measures like catch limits and responsible fishing practices. These three areas—intelligence, aquaculture, and sustainable fisheries—intersect as technology, such as AI, increasingly aids in optimizing aquaculture practices and enhancing the management of fisheries for long-term environmental and economic sustainability.

View more information about the implementing partner and his new publication: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-981-99-4917-5#about-this-book

Additional information

Only people with a UN ground pass will be able to attend in-person. All else will be able to attend online via Zoom.