The 11th Our Ocean Conference — the first ever on African soil — closed with 320 new commitments from 104 governments, businesses and civil society groups. The World Bank pledged $1 billion for blue economies; Kenya committed $1 billion including $200 million for electronic fishing vessel monitoring. About 85% of all pledges made since 2014 have been fulfilled or are underway.
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Kumperensya sa Mombasa nagtapos na may $6.4 bilyon para sa karagatan

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Ang ika-11 Our Ocean Conference, na unang ginanap sa lupain ng Aprika, ay natapos noong Hunyo 18 sa Mombasa na may 320 bagong pangako mula sa 104 na pamahalaan at organisasyon. Nangako ang World Bank ng isang bilyong dolyar para sa blue economies; ang Kenya naman ay nag-commit ng halos isang bilyon, kasama ang $200 milyon para sa elektronikong pagmamatyag ng mga barko sa pangisda. Halos 85% ng lahat ng pangako mula 2014 ay natupad na o patuloy na isinasagawa.

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