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Sustainable Tuna Cities

Sustainable Tuna Cities

A global alliance of tuna-fishing cities committed to sustainable human development

In some coastal regions, tuna is not just an industry: it is integral to local employment, identity and the future of the area. This alliance has been established to drive a sustainable transformation of this reality, connecting cities that share common challenges and opportunities.

What is it?

The Alliance of Tuna Cities for Sustainable Human Development was established in Bermeo (2023) as a voluntary cooperation initiative between regions historically linked to the tuna industry.

The agreement establishes a framework for collaboration between cities that view their marine and terrestrial environments as an integrated whole, and which align with the SDGs of the 2030 Agenda.

Objectives

  • To promote the creation of an international alliance of tuna-fishing cities.
  • To advance the 2030 Agenda through multi-stakeholder partnerships (SDG 17).
  • To exchange experiences and innovative solutions in order to promote them globally.
  • To contribute to the international debate on the Blue Economy and SDG 14.
Download the agreement
Access the full text of the agreement, including the framework for collaboration, the objective, the ALMA 2030 priorities and the commitments of the signatory cities.

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