Nikita Gopal Keywords agriculture gender marine aquaculture Read more about Nikita Gopal Dr. Nikita Gopal is Principal Scientist & Head, Extension, Information & Statistics Division, at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research-Central Institute of Fisheries Technology (ICAR-CIFT), Kochi, Kerala, India with over 27 years’ experience in fisheries. She is a founding member, and currently the Chair, Gender in Aquaculture and Fisheries Section (GAFS) of the Asian Fisheries Society (AFS). She is also Chair of the Asian Fisheries Social Science Research Network (AFSSRN) of the AFS.
Steve Peters presents ADB’s Activities in Hydrogen including MARES at IGEM 2021 Read more about Steve Peters presents ADB’s Activities in Hydrogen including MARES at IGEM 2021
Asia Clean Energy Forum 2021 Spotlight Session: Waste, Energy, and the Oceans Read more about Asia Clean Energy Forum 2021 Spotlight Session: Waste, Energy, and the Oceans All of our civilization’s activities manifest in the ocean. Carbon emitted is absorbed into the sea. This increases acidification and threatens the life at the bottom of our food chain. This session looked at ways that changes in our civilization can reverse the impact of current industrial processes through the application of regenerative industries both on land and in the ocean.
Green Marine Hydrogen Read more about Green Marine Hydrogen Nguyen Dinh from Offshore Wind Consultants Limited presented the current status of offshore hydrogen production, development, and opportunities to produce ammonia and methanol for shipping and use by local communities.
ADB Data Room: Marine Aquaculture, Reefs, Renewable Energy, and Ecotourism for Ecosystem Services Read more about ADB Data Room: Marine Aquaculture, Reefs, Renewable Energy, and Ecotourism for Ecosystem Services Humanity is becoming increasingly aware of the challenges to the health of our Oceans. Extractive Industries (fishing and mining) take more than they replace. By capturing excess energy in our oceans to make non-polluting fuels, we can support coastal livelihoods and the natural capital which underpins these communities. This TA aims to show how we can enhance ocean health by concentrating investment on four core areas - Marine Aquaculture, Reefs, Renewable Energy, and Ecotourism.
The Ocean Economy Read more about The Ocean Economy An Asia Clean Energy Forum (ACEF) 2019 Special Lunchtime Talk The ocean economy is an organizing principle for organic growth in ADB’s investment operations flowing directly from Strategy 2030 operational priorities, as manifest in the announcement of ADB’s ocean health action plan at the ADB Annual Meeting in May 2019.