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| Major empirical issues affecting maritime affairs in challenging ways derived from the EU Blue Growth Strategy<ref>[https://ec.europa.eu/maritimeaffairs/sites/maritimeaffairs/files/docs/body/com_2012_494_en.pdf Blue Growth Strategy]</ref>, that is part of the Integrated Maritime Policy<ref>[https://ec.europa.eu/maritimeaffairs/sites/maritimeaffairs/files/docs/publications/imp-progress-report_en.pdf Integrated Maritime Policy]</ref>.
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| The strategy identifies the following marine sections:
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| * [[Blue Growth]]
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| * [[Biotechnology]]
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| * [[Marine Biotech]]
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| * [[Sea Transportation]]
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| * [[Deep Sea Mining]]
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| * [[Bioprospecting]]
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| * [[Climate Change]]
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| * [[Marine Impacts of Climate Change]]
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| * [[Blue energy - Renewable Energy (wave, wind, tidal)]]
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| * [[Maritime, coastal and cruise tourism]]
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| * [[Coastal Urbanisation]]
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| * [[Fishing and Aquaculture]]
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| * [[Ocean Acidification]]
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| * [[Biogeochemical Cycles]]
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| * [[Coastal Erosion]]
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| * [[Integral cycle of water]]
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| * [[Marine pollution]]
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| * [[Monitoring ecosystem]]
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| * [[Supply of labour]]
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| * [[Marine/maritime Spatial Planning]]
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| * [[Seafood safety ]]
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| ==References==
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