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New Ocean Equity Index Helps Put Coastal Communities First
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A new Ocean Equity Index gives governments, companies and communities a simple way to score how fairly ocean projects treat coastal people.
The Ocean Equity Index is meant to help make that shift from good intentions to concrete action.
“The Ocean Equity Index offers a practical, evidence‑based way to help decision-makers to better ensure their efforts truly support the coastal communities they aim to serve,” Gill added.
Because it is free and does not require specialized software, the Ocean Equity Index can be used in many different settings.
As coastal communities face rising seas, stronger storms, changing fish stocks and growing industrial pressure, tools like the Ocean Equity Index may become increasingly important.