GOAP is a global, multistakeholder partnership established to enable countries and other stakeholders to go beyond GDP to effectively measure and manage progress towards ocean sustainable development.
JOB ADVERTISEMENT - SENIOR DATA MANAGEMENT OFFICER
The Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (Fiji) invites applications for the position of Senior Data Management Officer within the Waste Management and Pollution Control division.
Ocean Accounting to support Viet Nam's blue economy
Vietnam is transitioning toward a sustainable and inclusive Blue Economy,
A Post-2030 Ocean Economy Agenda: Aligning Measurement and Targets
With just five years until 2030, countries have an opportunity to do something different–align measurement and target-setting from the start, rather than setting targets first and building the measurement systems later.
Counting the Blue Rand: Building South Africa’s Ocean Economy Satellite Account
This study constructs a South African Ocean Economy Satellite Account (OESA) that is SNA-consistent, adapts lessons from international pilots to local data realities, and documents a stepwise compilation approach usable in similar settings.
Natural Capital Accounting in the Maldives
This page contains informationon ocean accounting projects the Global Ocean Accounts Partnership (GOAP) is supporting in the Maldives.
Webinar. Measuring First, Targeting Second – Building Usable Ocean Economy Accounts
Dr Phil James
Director
The Global Ocean Accounts Partnership (GOAP)
Fiji charts a course toward evidence-based plastic waste management
In October, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change in
COP30 event. Climate and Biodiversity Action: Integrated Opportunities for Big Ocean States
Eliza Northrop
GOAP Secretariat Director
The Global Ocean Accounts Partnership
The Social Data Audit Tool
GOAP Social Data Audit Tool helps countries evaluate if their existing national data systems can support the integration of social dimensions into Ocean Accounts.
Social Accounts Working Group
The Social Account Working Group was established in 2024 to ensure that social, cultural and equity considerations are integrated into Ocean Accounting