Compiling preliminary SEEA Ecosystem Accounts for the OSPAR regional sea: experimental findings and lessons learned
Compiling preliminary SEEA Ecosystem Accounts for the OSPAR regional sea.
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Covering the OSPAR region and Mediterranean, the Europe CoP brings together countries with advanced statistical systems and marine data infrastructure. The community focuses on aligning ocean accounts with EU policies and developing innovative approaches to ocean ecosystem valuation.
The GOAP Europe Community of Practice for Ocean Accounting (ECoP) is a regional collaboration platform bringing together governments, international organisations and research institutions to promote collaboration, knowledge sharing, and capacity development in the field of ocean accounting within the European region.
The ECoP is currently co-chaired by Kristine Grimsrud from Statistics Norway and Rob van der Veeren from Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management. For information on how to join, please email info@oceanaccounts.org.
For the first meeting of the ECoP, 54 ocean practitioners, decision-makers and leaders from 16 countries and 32 organisations across Europe joined to share updates and knowledge on ocean accounting in the region and discuss proposed functions of the Europe CoP. Read the report.
Contact info@oceanaccounts.org for more details about upcoming meetings.
The ECoP undertakes a variety of activities to achieve its objectives:
The Europe community of practice was attended by 32 organisations, five of which are officially Members of GOAP:





Any organisation or individual can join the Europe Community of Practice without the need to be, or obligation to become, a GOAP Member. The ECoP welcomes any and all interested individuals and organisations.
If you are interested in attending the Europe Community of Practice or becoming a Member of GOAP, please email the GOAP Secretariat at info@oceanaccounts.org
Ocean Accounts at UNOC 3 - events and resources from GOAP Members and partners. Why ocean accounts are essential to measuring and managing sustainable ocean development
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