Italy commits €17 million to marine protected areas, aligning with G7 30% ocean goalExecutive summary: Italy announced €17 million for new marine protected area projects at the Our Ocean Conference in Kenya and reaffirmed its goal to protect 30 % of the world’s oceans by 2030. The funding advances the global 30 % ocean protection target and signals Italy’s increased public investment in marine conservation, influencing international environmental policy. The Italian government, participants at the Our Ocean Conference, and the G7 alliance. Further collaborations with private sector partners, additional funding announcements, and continued advocacy for the 30 % target at upcoming G7 and UN meetings.At the Our Ocean Conference in Kenya, the Italian government announced a €17 million investment in new marine protected area projects and reiterated its goal to protect 30 % of the world’s oceans by 2030. The funding advances the global 30 % ocean protection target and signals Italy’s increased public investment in marine conservation, influencing international environmental policy. The announcement was made during a period of heightened international focus on ocean health.Connected developmentsFive lessons from the G7 summitOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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