UNESCO Ocean

The Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) of UNESCO is a community of 149 Member States that work together to observe, understand and manage the shared marine environment that unites us all. The deep ocean may be the last frontier of the planet but, for over half a century, the ocean has also played a leading role in building greater international cooperation. Since it was first formed in 1960 the work of the IOC has evolved from the technological optimism of the space age to the more recent challenges posed by climate change and the increasing demands of a rapidly expanding human...

Ocean observation,marine spatial planning,tsunami early warning,international scientific cooperation,technology transfer,capacity building,sustainable development,ocean,oceanlife,oceanphotography,blueplanet,oceanscience,physics,and oceanography

Unesco ocean operates in the International affairs industry.

Unesco ocean's revenue is 11m - 100m

Unesco ocean has 51 - 200 employees.