Bridging the gaps for a thriving Black Sea Blue Economy: insights from a multi-sectoral forum of Turkish stakeholders

The Black Sea ecosystem faces significant challenges due to climate change and human activities. Despite this, the opportunities and potential of its Blue Economy and the role of Turkish stakeholders in the key sectors have not been well documented. To define the needs of the Black Sea’s Blue Economy and outline existing problems, a workshop entitled “ Engaging Stakeholders: Trabzon Multi-Actor Forum ” was held in Trabzon (Türkiye) in November 2022. Stakeholders from the research sector, academia, civil society, industry, business, competent authorities, and government shared their thoughts on various sectors of the Blue Economy, covering 17 areas. They discussed political, environmental, social, technical, legal, and economic aspects, revealing opportunities, challenges, and areas where more research is needed. This meeting provided valuable insights, indicating that efficient collaboration with stakeholders could lead to effective solutions and strategies, helping to improve the Blue Economy in the Black Sea region.

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Frontiers in Marine Science
Published
2025-02-05
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/fmars.2025.1491983
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8
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Coastal and Marine Management
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19.38

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Abstract

The Black Sea ecosystem faces significant challenges due to climate change and human activities. Despite this, the opportunities and potential of its Blue Economy and the role of Turkish stakeholders in the key sectors have not been well documented. To define the needs of the Black Sea’s Blue Economy and outline existing problems, a workshop entitled “ Engaging Stakeholders: Trabzon Multi-Actor Forum ” was held in Trabzon (Türkiye) in November 2022. Stakeholders from the research sector, academia, civil society, industry, business, competent authorities, and government shared their thoughts on various sectors of the Blue Economy, covering 17 areas. They discussed political, environmental, social, technical, legal, and economic aspects, revealing opportunities, challenges, and areas where more research is needed. This meeting provided valuable insights, indicating that efficient collaboration with stakeholders could lead to effective solutions and strategies, helping to improve the Blue Economy in the Black Sea region.

Frontiers in Marine ScienceVol. 12
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan University (TR), Karadeniz Technical University (TR), California Maritime Academy (US), GeoEcoMar (RO), Institute for Sustainable Development (ET), Athena Research and Innovation Center In Information Communication & Knowledge Technologies (GR), Athens University of Economics and Business (GR), Technical University of Denmark (DK)
European Commission, Horizon 2020
Openalex Percentile: Top 1%
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