- Mobilization of all affected sectors of the maritime community
- Developing public-private partnerships that promote long-term solutions at sea and ashore
- Global and sustainable deterrence based on the rule of law
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Upcoming events
18 June 2013: Human Cost of Piracy 2012 Report Launch - London, England
27 June 2013: CGPCS Working Group 1 Meeting - Nairobi, Kenya
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Naval Operations
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Relieving the Plight of Seafarers
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Principles of the OBP project
Transparency: Oceans Beyond Piracy is committed to sharing research and analysis with stakeholders. Only through real transparency and a strong evidence base can we find a sustainable solution. Withholding relevant data will encourage parallel and duplicative efforts.
Inclusiveness: OBP believes solutions to maritime piracy must come from the stakeholders themselves. Therefore OBP is engaging and working with all relevant stakeholders to find a solution to piracy.
Shared Commitment: We believe that finding solutions will be difficult and must involve commitment and investment by all stakeholders. Through the One Earth Future Foundation, OBP is personally and financially committed to sharing the burden of sustainable solutions to piracy.
Independence: OBP remains engaged and independent of any specific stakeholder or special interest group. We are privately financed, and our finances statements are available for public scrutiny.
Regional Response
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Rule of Law
Coordination Process
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