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The blue economy refers to the sustainable use of ocean resources for economic growth. For Bangladesh, developing the blue economy could help address issues of food security, energy needs, and tourism. The country's exclusive economic zone covers over 118,000 square kilometers of sea area with an abundance of fish species, but currently only a small portion is exploited. Offshore wind and tidal energy represent renewable sources that could diversify Bangladesh's energy portfolio. Marine tourism also has significant potential given international tourism is a large global industry. However, Bangladesh faces challenges in fully capitalizing on these opportunities due to a lack of knowledge, skilled workers, and equipment for deep sea research. Proper frameworks and investment in capabilities are needed to sustainably harness the economic benefits
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- 1. BLUE ECONOMICS STUDENT NAME :ABU SUFERYAN STUDENT ROLL:184017(15)
- 2. What Is Blue Economy? The blue economy concept, which came out of the 2012 Rio+20 Conference. • In Bangladesh, discussions on blue economy started after the settlement of maritime boundary delimitation dispute with Myanmar and India.
- 3. Importance of Blue Economy
- 4. Food Security: Bangladesh gain more than 118000 square km sea area that increase food security level of Bangladesh. According to some experts about 475 species fish are available in the bay. Annually 6.6 million tones of fish are caught, of which very small portion are exploited by our fishermen. Energy Sector: This renewable energy source could help diversify our energy portfolios and secure higher levels of energy security
- 5. Tourism- Marine and coastal tourism is of key importance to many developing countries like Bangladesh. Tourism is a major global industry; in 2012 international tourist arrivals increased by 4% despite the global economic crisis and constituted 9% of Global GDP. In 2012 tourism supported 9% of global jobs and generated US$ 1.3 trillion or 6% of the world’s export earnings. International tourism has grown from 25 million in 1950 to 1,035 million in 2012.
- 6. Challenges for Bangladesh The main challenges for Bangladesh to gain from Blue economy are taking proper steps and framework for sustainable use of resources and proper research. Eventually Bangladesh do not having adequate knowledge , skilled manpower, equipment, for research in the deep sea. So it is high time to take proper steps to reduce such problem.
- 7. Overall • It is a great opportunity for Bangladesh to solve the main Economical problem like unemployment, shortage of energy, lower GDP by proper using our Blue resources
- 8. Thank you every one if any one have any question do ask .