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Strengthening the Participation of Women and Girls in Ocean Science to Achieve the SDGs

The International Seabed Authority (ISA) has a clear vision of women from developing States playing a central role in marine scientific research, with the impacts reaching far beyond the sphere of ocean science. The ISA has launched a Voluntary Commitment to increase women’s participation through capacity-building opportunities and enhance the scientific and technological capabilities of developing States. ISA is holding, for the first time ever,…

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Strengthening the Participation of Women and Girls in Ocean Science to Achieve the SDGs

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