Seminar Overview: Transforming the Blue Economy
On October 29, 2025, the Japan Research Institute will host a pivotal seminar titled “Transforming Business Growth Strategies in the Blue Economy.” Led by Keichi Koga, Senior Development Manager at the institute’s Innovation Strategy Center, this event will delve into the emergent changes and growth strategies in the evolving landscape of the sustainable ocean economy.
The Blue Economy is gaining traction globally, especially under initiatives like UNOC3 that emphasize sustainable marine practices. This seminar aims to explore the vast potential for business transformation within various sectors influenced by the Blue Economy. Koga will draw from recent global trends and share insights on how industries can adapt to the shifting paradigms revolved around conservation and decarbonization.
Key Themes of the Seminar
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Historical Context of the Blue Economy
Dive into the evolution of the Blue Economy. Understand the historical frameworks that have shaped it and how businesses historically interacted with marine resources.
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Global Developments
Analyze international happenings such as the United Nations Ocean Conference, the Convention on Biological Diversity, and the International Plastics Treaty that guide the global movement towards a sustainable ocean economy.
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Financial Trends
Examine how financial services are responding to the Blue Economy's implications. Financial sectors are increasingly recognizing that engaging in nature-positive business practices can lead to enhanced sustainable enterprise value.
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Business Transformation Directions
Discuss the strategies companies should embrace considering the Blue Economy principles. What does successful adaptation look like in various industrial sectors, including fisheries, shipping, tourism, and energy?
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Case Studies
Learn from practical examples and theoretical scenarios that illustrate how businesses can capitalize on opportunities within the Blue Economy. This includes identifying potential triggers for change and developing step-by-step action plans through hypothetical case studies.
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Q&A Session and Networking
Engage with fellow participants and the speaker during the Q&A session. This is a significant chance for networking and exchanging business cards, fostering future collaborations.
Seminars Logistics
The seminar will be held in the SSK Seminar Room located at Zaimax Nishi-Shinbashi Building, 4F, 2-6-2 Nishi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo. The event will take place from 1 PM to 3 PM, and participants will have options to join either in-person or through a live Zoom webinar. Additionally, an archive of the session will be available for two weeks, allowing attendees the flexibility to revisit the material at their convenience.
About SSK
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