Stretching across more than 30,000 kilometres of coastline, Africa’s blue economy is worth USD300 billion each year – and is uniquely placed to benefit as it transitions to more sustainable models – According to Standard Charter‘s latest report.
As World Oceans Day and the 2025 UN Ocean Conference approach, Standard Charter’s latest report explores how Africa can lead the transition to a more sustainable, inclusive, and resilient ocean economy.
Why it matters
A sustainable blue economy can support climate goals, create millions of green jobs, strengthen food and water security, and protect marine ecosystems.
What’s inside
The report highlights innovative pathways for financing, governance, and regional collaboration to unlock this potential — including nature-based solutions, blue bonds, and community-driven models.
Read the full report: sc.com/ocean
