Target C

Enhance the conservation and sustainable use of oceans and their resources by implementing the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Coastal Conservation Organizations: Protect coastal environments often work on implementing and enforcing regulations related to maritime activities to preserve the health of marine ecosystems.
Harbor Authorities: Manage and regulate maritime activities within their jurisdiction, ensuring compliance with international sea laws.
Fishing Associations: Enforce regulations related to sustainable fishing practices and compliance with international fisheries laws.
Environmental NGOs: Engage in local initiatives to enforce international sea laws related to pollution control and biodiversity conservation.
Maritime Safety Organizations: Implement and enforce regulations related to ship safety, navigation, and emergency response in accordance with international maritime laws.
Coast Guard Units: Enforce international sea laws related to safety, security, and search and rescue operations within their territorial waters.
Marine Patrols: Monitor and enforce compliance with international maritime regulations.
Community-based Maritime Watch Groups: Monitor and report any violations of international sea laws, acting as a community watchdog.
Educational Institutions: Engage in awareness programs and research initiatives that contribute to the understanding and enforcement of international sea laws.
Local Government Maritime Departments: Local governments bodies often have agencies responsible for maritime affairs, including the implementation and enforcement of international sea laws within their jurisdictions.

Training

Maritime Law Courses: Specialize in maritime law, covering international conventions, treaties, and legal frameworks governing the seas.
Marine Safety and Navigation Training: Focuses on maritime safety, navigation rules, and protocols, preparing individuals for roles that involve enforcing international regulations related to vessel safety.
Environmental Law and Policy Programs: Delve into environmental laws and policies related to the sea, including those governing pollution prevention and marine conservation.
Coast Guard Training Academies: Cover various aspects of maritime law enforcement, search and rescue operations, and vessel inspections.
Maritime Security Certification Programs: Provide expertise in maritime security measures, counter-piracy tactics, and compliance with international maritime security regulations.
Fisheries Management Courses: Focus on sustainable fisheries management, covering international laws and regulations aimed at preventing overfishing and preserving marine ecosystems.
Port and Terminal Management Courses: Provide training in the management and operations of ports and terminals, including compliance with international regulations related to port security and logistics.
International Relations and Diplomacy Programs: Provide an understanding of diplomatic relations, international cooperation, and negotiation skills, essential for professionals working on international maritime issues.
Maritime Emergency Response Training: Trains individuals in responding to maritime emergencies, including search and rescue techniques, disaster management, and coordination with international agencies.
Maritime Compliance and Enforcement Courses: Focus on the practical aspects of enforcing international sea laws, covering inspection procedures, legal enforcement, and interagency cooperation.

Occupations

Maritime Lawyers: Specialize in maritime law and interpret and apply international sea laws, ensuring compliance, and represent organizations in legal matters.
Marine Inspectors: Inspect vessels, ports, and maritime facilities to ensure compliance with international maritime regulations related to safety, security, and environmental standards.
Marine Enforcement Officers: Enforce maritime laws, conduct inspections, and take necessary actions to address violations.
Navigation and Safety Inspectors: Ensure that vessels comply with international regulations related to navigation, safety equipment, and operational standards.
Environmental Compliance Specialists: Monitor and enforce laws related to pollution prevention, waste disposal, and protection of marine ecosystems.
Coast Guard Personnel: Enforce international sea laws, conduct patrols, and respond to maritime emergencies.
Maritime Security Specialists: Implement and enforce security measures in compliance with international maritime security regulations to prevent illegal activities and piracy.
Fisheries Inspectors: Monitor and enforce international fisheries laws, ensuring sustainable fishing practices and preventing overfishing.
Port Authorities Personnel: Manage and oversee port operations, ensuring compliance with international laws related to port security, logistics, and infrastructure.
Maritime Educators and Trainers: Educate maritime industry stakeholders about international sea laws, safety procedures, and compliance requirements.

Back to Goal 14 Targets

Enhance the conservation and sustainable use of oceans and their resources by implementing the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.

Could this be your career mission? Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.

Employers

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.