EU and Canada Secure Almost €220 Million for Global Ocean Observation
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Ocean observation data is essential for safe navigation, weather forecasting, climate prediction and the blue economy. The alliance aims to address funding shortfalls and the GOOS's reliance on a limited number of major contributors, potentially affecting risk assessment and operational planning in shipping, fisheries…
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- European Commission Press CornerEU and Canada Secure Almost €220 Million for Global Ocean Observation
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney launched the OceanEye International Alliance at a high-level pledging event during the 81st UN General Assembly High-Level Week in New York, securing almost €220 million in pledges for the Global Ocean Observing System. The EU added €92 million in seed funding, while Canada pledged C$82 million over five years. Thirty countries have joined the alliance so far, with contributions including financial support, in-kind support and assets such as research vessels, sensors and drones. The funds will support maintenance of existing observation platforms, closing critical data gaps, and strengthening the GOOS…