Beauty By The Sea Project
The Beauty By The Sea Project is designed with a strong focus on corporate engagement, aiming to secure the involvement of corporate partners in supporting individuals and businesses in the aquaculture sector through the Blue Economy startup Studio. The strategy includes leveraging existing networks to identify and onboard corporate partners from both Canada and Europe, as well as facilitating the establishment of multi-year sourcing contracts to ensure long-term industry support.
The Beauty By The Sea project is set to launch with a diverse series of events, both online and offline, designed to explore the role of the blue economy in the cosmetics industry and beyond. Beginning in November, a series of webinars will introduce participants to marine ingredients and their applications in cosmetic formulations, packaging, and sustainability. The first webinar, scheduled for November 14th, will provide an overview of the blue economy, focusing on brands that use marine-based ingredients and their commitment to supporting sustainable practices.
This introductory session will cover a range of topics, from raw marine materials used in cosmetics to innovative bioplastics and plastic additives derived from marine sources. Attendees will gain insight into the environmental benefits of embracing the blue economy, such as its potential to reduce carbon footprints and improve global ecological health. Additionally, the session will delve into aquaculture, offering a closer look at how the farming of kelps, algae, and oysters can be both sustainable and regenerative for the environment. These insights will highlight the importance of formulating cosmetics with marine ingredients, offering both ecological and economic benefits.
In December, the project will partner with Macro Oceans to deliver an in-depth formulating webinar, focusing on their signature marine-derived ingredient, sugar kelp. This webinar will guide participants through the process of incorporating sugar kelp into skincare, haircare, and other beauty formulations, demonstrating its versatility and environmental advantages. Attendees will learn how to create formulas containing 40-80% marine-based content, highlighting the profitability of using such ingredients while also fostering sustainable business practices. This session will also touch on water conservation, explaining how formulating with eco-friendly ingredients can ensure that products re-entering the water cycle after use minimize environmental harm. Practical advice will be provided for brands, large and small, on how to integrate blue economy principles into their supply chains without incurring high costs.
These initial webinars are just the beginning of the Beauty By The Sea project’s broader vision. In 2025, the project will move from virtual to in-person events, beginning with a major event in Toronto. This gathering will feature a live formulation session and an interactive exploration of marine-based ingredients, set against the backdrop of Ripley’s Aquarium. By holding the event at this venue, participants will have the unique opportunity to experience firsthand the ecosystems from which these ingredients are sourced, gaining a tangible understanding of their environmental significance and the importance of preserving marine biodiversity.
A similar in-person event will take place in Vancouver in February 2025, in collaboration with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association. This event will mark the introduction of the Canadian Seaweed Network, a new initiative aimed at connecting seaweed growers with industries across Canada, including cosmetics, food, textiles, and construction. This partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association has already laid the groundwork for significant collaboration, with Mark Smith from the association playing a key role in the project’s early success. These events will showcase the vast potential of marine ingredients across multiple sectors, with cosmetics serving as a relatable platform for demonstrating the versatility and value of these resources.
In the coming year, the Beauty By The Sea project will continue to host events in partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association, with a strong focus on promoting and commercializing opportunities within aquaculture. The project’s overarching goal is to help companies connect with seaweed growers, assist ingredient companies in prototyping, and link them to labs for testing and development, all while fostering growth and success within the industry.
The Beauty By The Sea project is set to launch with a diverse series of events, both online and offline, designed to explore the role of the blue economy in the cosmetics industry and beyond. Beginning in November, a series of webinars will introduce participants to marine ingredients and their applications in cosmetic formulations, packaging, and sustainability. The first webinar, scheduled for November 14th, will provide an overview of the blue economy, focusing on brands that use marine-based ingredients and their commitment to supporting sustainable practices.
This introductory session will cover a range of topics, from raw marine materials used in cosmetics to innovative bioplastics and plastic additives derived from marine sources. Attendees will gain insight into the environmental benefits of embracing the blue economy, such as its potential to reduce carbon footprints and improve global ecological health. Additionally, the session will delve into aquaculture, offering a closer look at how the farming of kelps, algae, and oysters can be both sustainable and regenerative for the environment. These insights will highlight the importance of formulating cosmetics with marine ingredients, offering both ecological and economic benefits.
In December, the project will partner with Macro Oceans to deliver an in-depth formulating webinar, focusing on their signature marine-derived ingredient, sugar kelp. This webinar will guide participants through the process of incorporating sugar kelp into skincare, haircare, and other beauty formulations, demonstrating its versatility and environmental advantages. Attendees will learn how to create formulas containing 40-80% marine-based content, highlighting the profitability of using such ingredients while also fostering sustainable business practices. This session will also touch on water conservation, explaining how formulating with eco-friendly ingredients can ensure that products re-entering the water cycle after use minimize environmental harm. Practical advice will be provided for brands, large and small, on how to integrate blue economy principles into their supply chains without incurring high costs.
These initial webinars are just the beginning of the Beauty By The Sea project’s broader vision. In 2025, the project will move from virtual to in-person events, beginning with a major event in Toronto. This gathering will feature a live formulation session and an interactive exploration of marine-based ingredients, set against the backdrop of Ripley’s Aquarium. By holding the event at this venue, participants will have the unique opportunity to experience firsthand the ecosystems from which these ingredients are sourced, gaining a tangible understanding of their environmental significance and the importance of preserving marine biodiversity.
A similar in-person event will take place in Vancouver in February 2025, in collaboration with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association. This event will mark the introduction of the Canadian Seaweed Network, a new initiative aimed at connecting seaweed growers with industries across Canada, including cosmetics, food, textiles, and construction. This partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association has already laid the groundwork for significant collaboration, with Mark Smith from the association playing a key role in the project’s early success. These events will showcase the vast potential of marine ingredients across multiple sectors, with cosmetics serving as a relatable platform for demonstrating the versatility and value of these resources.
In the coming year, the Beauty By The Sea project will continue to host events in partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association, with a strong focus on promoting and commercializing opportunities within aquaculture. The project’s overarching goal is to help companies connect with seaweed growers, assist ingredient companies in prototyping, and link them to labs for testing and development, all while fostering growth and success within the industry.
Join Our Beauty By The Sea Symposium
The Beauty by the Sea Symposium, set to be held in the picturesque locales of Monaco and Nice, is a groundbreaking event that will unite the realms of ocean science and the cosmetic industry for the first time. This symposium will serve as a celebration of the synergy between marine innovation and beauty, highlighting the vast potential of the blue economy.
The event will bring together key stakeholders from the Canadian, French, and Monégasque blue economy sectors. Attendees will include industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, and entrepreneurs who will gather to discuss the myriad challenges and opportunities associated with expanding the blue economy, with a special focus on the cosmetic industry. The symposium aims to foster collaboration and innovation, paving the way for sustainable practices and groundbreaking advancements.
Among the companies presenting at this event will be seaweed growers, who will showcase how their sustainable harvesting techniques can provide valuable ingredients for cosmetic formulations. Packaging companies specializing in plastics will demonstrate their innovations in reducing environmental impact and improving recyclability. Labs that test for cosmetic product effects on water and aquatic environments will share their findings and methodologies, emphasizing the importance of environmental safety in product development. A highlight of the symposium will be a round table discussion about the future of the industry. This session will bring together experts from various sectors to explore emerging trends, regulatory challenges, and opportunities for growth within the blue economy. The conversation will focus on how the cosmetic industry can adapt to and benefit from these changes while promoting sustainability and innovation. In addition to the round table, there will be a mini boot camp designed for those looking to enter the blue economy. This boot camp will offer practical insights and guidance on the benefits of participating in the blue economy, including access to new markets, sustainable practices, and potential partnerships. Participants will learn about the economic and environmental advantages of integrating marine resources into their business models.
The Beauty by the Sea Symposium will expand on the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice in 2025, building on the momentum and global dialogue initiated by this significant event. By bringing together the best minds and leading companies from Canada, France, and Monaco, the symposium promises to be a transformative event. It will not only celebrate the beauty and potential of our oceans but also chart a course for a more sustainable and innovative future in the cosmetic industry and beyond.
The event will bring together key stakeholders from the Canadian, French, and Monégasque blue economy sectors. Attendees will include industry leaders, researchers, policymakers, and entrepreneurs who will gather to discuss the myriad challenges and opportunities associated with expanding the blue economy, with a special focus on the cosmetic industry. The symposium aims to foster collaboration and innovation, paving the way for sustainable practices and groundbreaking advancements.
Among the companies presenting at this event will be seaweed growers, who will showcase how their sustainable harvesting techniques can provide valuable ingredients for cosmetic formulations. Packaging companies specializing in plastics will demonstrate their innovations in reducing environmental impact and improving recyclability. Labs that test for cosmetic product effects on water and aquatic environments will share their findings and methodologies, emphasizing the importance of environmental safety in product development. A highlight of the symposium will be a round table discussion about the future of the industry. This session will bring together experts from various sectors to explore emerging trends, regulatory challenges, and opportunities for growth within the blue economy. The conversation will focus on how the cosmetic industry can adapt to and benefit from these changes while promoting sustainability and innovation. In addition to the round table, there will be a mini boot camp designed for those looking to enter the blue economy. This boot camp will offer practical insights and guidance on the benefits of participating in the blue economy, including access to new markets, sustainable practices, and potential partnerships. Participants will learn about the economic and environmental advantages of integrating marine resources into their business models.
The Beauty by the Sea Symposium will expand on the United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice in 2025, building on the momentum and global dialogue initiated by this significant event. By bringing together the best minds and leading companies from Canada, France, and Monaco, the symposium promises to be a transformative event. It will not only celebrate the beauty and potential of our oceans but also chart a course for a more sustainable and innovative future in the cosmetic industry and beyond.
Webinars
The Canadian Cosmetic Cluster invites you to an insightful webinar exploring the blue economy within the cosmetic industry. This webinar will delve into the essential concepts of aquaculture, with a particular focus on regenerative aquaculture—a practice that not only cultivates marine ingredients but also restores ecosystems. These sustainable methods have transformative potential for the environment and the beauty industry, yet many are still unfamiliar with the term blue economy and its significance. That’s why this discussion is so vital. We will have speakers from Le Paysan Marin to speak about the importance of regenerative aquaculture and Macro Oceans who will speak on ingredient development from Sugar Kelp.
What to Expect In this webinar, we will take a deep dive into the blue economy’s supply chain, examining everything from sourcing raw materials to packaging innovations. We'll explore the growing demand for marine ingredients in cosmetics and discuss their various applications across product categories such as skincare, haircare, and body care. You’ll also learn how bioplastics, made from marine resources, are reshaping sustainable packaging options, further minimizing the environmental impact of the cosmetic industry. We will discuss the current needs, challenges, and future opportunities in the blue economy for cosmetic brands. Whether you’re a product developer, brand owner, or simply interested in sustainable beauty, you’ll find actionable insights on how to incorporate marine ingredients into your formulations while supporting a thriving, eco-conscious supply chain. |
We are excited to invite you to our first formulating webinar with Macro Oceans, where we’ll be diving deep into the world of marine ingredients and how to start formulating with them. This webinar will explore the rich history of formulating with marine resources, showcasing some of the industry's leading brands, such as La Mer, to draw inspiration from. We’ll particularly focus on kelps, like sugar kelp, which are known for their multifunctional benefits. Throughout the session, we’ll discuss the wide variety of marine ingredients available today, highlighting their role in different product categories. Whether you’re interested in skincare, hair care, body care, makeup, or fragrance, this webinar will provide valuable insights into how marine ingredients can elevate formulations across the entire cosmetic spectrum. We’ll focus on why incorporating marine ingredients is not only good for the environment but also highly economical for formulators. Marine ingredients are multifunctional, offering exceptional benefits like high antioxidant content, hydration properties, UV blocking potential, and antibacterial properties. This makes them highly valuable for a variety of applications, including sun care as potential UV boosters and natural preservers. In addition, we’ll explore the scientific research behind marine ingredients, current findings, and areas where further studies are needed.
This session will provide you with practical information on how to navigate the formulation process, integrate marine ingredients, and even pursue claims validation for marketing purposes. It’s an excellent opportunity to understand the cutting-edge advancements in the blue economy and how your brand can benefit from these sustainable, multifunctional ingredients. |
Events
Our second event in 2025 will take place on the West Coast in Vancouver, in partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association. This event aims to help members of their association and our cluster learn how to formulate with marine ingredients and commercialize their aquaculture businesses. For seaweed growers, this will provide a deep understanding of how their crops are used in cosmetic formulations and the plastic supply chain. We’ll demonstrate the types of products that can be made, how they feel, and provide hands-on sessions where attendees can see how ingredients react in real time. This event will emphasize the importance of visual, interactive experiences, allowing participants to explore the diverse opportunities in the industry. It will coincide with the ECI show in Vancouver, making it a great opportunity for estheticians to learn about the benefits of marine ingredients in beauty and personal care products.
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Spotlight on Our New Partners - Le Paysan Marin
Le Paysan Marin is committed to studying, promoting, supporting, experimenting with, and implementing regenerative aquaculture practices and production methods. The organization aims to explore innovative approaches that contribute to the sustainability and resilience of marine ecosystems.
Its mission includes contributing to the relocalization and restructuring of a coastal, perma-industrial aquaculture production network, known as Perma-côte. This initiative seeks to develop resilient ecosystems and industrial chains in response to the climate crisis, ensuring sustainable and proportionate coastal production. Regenerating marine ecosystems and promoting sustainable practices are seen as essential for maintaining climate loops, securing food for future generations, and sustaining coastal human activities. Le Paysan Marin focuses on positioning marine operators as key players in integrated management, relying on nature-based solutions. Additionally, the organization supports coastal territories in developing and financing restoration projects that are integrated into the socio-economic fabric of coastal communities.
Le Paysan Marin assists coastal economic actors in developing turnkey projects that combine ecological engineering, food production, and the enhancement of environmental services. The goal is to create comprehensive solutions that address both ecological and economic needs. The organization facilitates the creation of research-action projects and citizen science initiatives centered around low-tech approaches. It also works on establishing funding solutions that enable the deployment of regenerative marine solutions, ensuring they are both practical and sustainable. Committed to building a community of engaged actors around cooperative projects, Le Paysan Marin focuses on setting up shared production and commercialization methods, fostering collaboration and mutual support among stakeholders.
Le Paysan Marin is committed to studying, promoting, supporting, experimenting with, and implementing regenerative aquaculture practices and production methods. The organization aims to explore innovative approaches that contribute to the sustainability and resilience of marine ecosystems.
Its mission includes contributing to the relocalization and restructuring of a coastal, perma-industrial aquaculture production network, known as Perma-côte. This initiative seeks to develop resilient ecosystems and industrial chains in response to the climate crisis, ensuring sustainable and proportionate coastal production. Regenerating marine ecosystems and promoting sustainable practices are seen as essential for maintaining climate loops, securing food for future generations, and sustaining coastal human activities. Le Paysan Marin focuses on positioning marine operators as key players in integrated management, relying on nature-based solutions. Additionally, the organization supports coastal territories in developing and financing restoration projects that are integrated into the socio-economic fabric of coastal communities.
Le Paysan Marin assists coastal economic actors in developing turnkey projects that combine ecological engineering, food production, and the enhancement of environmental services. The goal is to create comprehensive solutions that address both ecological and economic needs. The organization facilitates the creation of research-action projects and citizen science initiatives centered around low-tech approaches. It also works on establishing funding solutions that enable the deployment of regenerative marine solutions, ensuring they are both practical and sustainable. Committed to building a community of engaged actors around cooperative projects, Le Paysan Marin focuses on setting up shared production and commercialization methods, fostering collaboration and mutual support among stakeholders.
Contact
Its mission includes contributing to the relocalization and restructuring of a coastal, perma-industrial aquaculture production network, known as Perma-côte. This initiative seeks to develop resilient ecosystems and industrial chains in response to the climate crisis, ensuring sustainable and proportionate coastal production. Regenerating marine ecosystems and promoting sustainable practices are seen as essential for maintaining climate loops, securing food for future generations, and sustaining coastal human activities. Le Paysan Marin focuses on positioning marine operators as key players in integrated management, relying on nature-based solutions. Additionally, the organization supports coastal territories in developing and financing restoration projects that are integrated into the socio-economic fabric of coastal communities.
Le Paysan Marin assists coastal economic actors in developing turnkey projects that combine ecological engineering, food production, and the enhancement of environmental services. The goal is to create comprehensive solutions that address both ecological and economic needs. The organization facilitates the creation of research-action projects and citizen science initiatives centered around low-tech approaches. It also works on establishing funding solutions that enable the deployment of regenerative marine solutions, ensuring they are both practical and sustainable. Committed to building a community of engaged actors around cooperative projects, Le Paysan Marin focuses on setting up shared production and commercialization methods, fostering collaboration and mutual support among stakeholders.
Le Paysan Marin is committed to studying, promoting, supporting, experimenting with, and implementing regenerative aquaculture practices and production methods. The organization aims to explore innovative approaches that contribute to the sustainability and resilience of marine ecosystems.
Its mission includes contributing to the relocalization and restructuring of a coastal, perma-industrial aquaculture production network, known as Perma-côte. This initiative seeks to develop resilient ecosystems and industrial chains in response to the climate crisis, ensuring sustainable and proportionate coastal production. Regenerating marine ecosystems and promoting sustainable practices are seen as essential for maintaining climate loops, securing food for future generations, and sustaining coastal human activities. Le Paysan Marin focuses on positioning marine operators as key players in integrated management, relying on nature-based solutions. Additionally, the organization supports coastal territories in developing and financing restoration projects that are integrated into the socio-economic fabric of coastal communities.
Le Paysan Marin assists coastal economic actors in developing turnkey projects that combine ecological engineering, food production, and the enhancement of environmental services. The goal is to create comprehensive solutions that address both ecological and economic needs. The organization facilitates the creation of research-action projects and citizen science initiatives centered around low-tech approaches. It also works on establishing funding solutions that enable the deployment of regenerative marine solutions, ensuring they are both practical and sustainable. Committed to building a community of engaged actors around cooperative projects, Le Paysan Marin focuses on setting up shared production and commercialization methods, fostering collaboration and mutual support among stakeholders.
Contact
- Tristan Macquet
Vice President, Atlantic Division
[email protected] - Benjamin Denjean
President, Mediterranean Division
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Spotlight on Pacific Seaweed Industry Association
Mark Smith is a prominent figure in the blue economy and marine industries, particularly within the Pacific region. As the executive director of the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association (PSIA), he plays a pivotal role in advocating for sustainable seaweed farming and its integration into various industries such as food, cosmetics, biofuels, and pharmaceuticals. Under his leadership, the PSIA has grown into a key organization supporting the Pacific seaweed sector, which is becoming increasingly recognized for its potential to contribute to the global blue economy. Smith has long championed the development of seaweed as a valuable and renewable resource that can address multiple challenges, including climate change, food security, and environmental sustainability. The Pacific Seaweed Industry Association, founded with the mission to promote sustainable seaweed harvesting and production, supports a network of farmers, researchers, and industry stakeholders across the Pacific region. The association aims to ensure that seaweed farming practices adhere to the highest environmental standards while fostering economic opportunities for coastal communities. Mark Smith has been instrumental in advancing research and collaboration within the industry, working closely with policymakers, marine scientists, and businesses to unlock the full potential of Pacific seaweed. He has led initiatives to improve cultivation techniques, ensure the quality of seaweed products, and promote innovation in the processing and commercialization of seaweed-based materials.
The Canadian Cosmetic Cluster is excited to announce our partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association, led by Mark Smith. This dedicated organization is focused on advancing the seaweed-based blue economy, particularly in the Pacific region, and spotlighting the many opportunities and challenges related to scaling up the industry. We recently signed an MOU and are thrilled to collaborate on promoting seaweed commercialization, especially through cosmetics, packaging, and textiles. Over the coming years, we’ll be working together on webinars, events, and hands-on training to support industry growth. Our collaboration aims to build international relationships and initiatives like our Startup Studio and a future marketplace. Partnerships are crucial for growing and making a lasting impact in this industry, and we’re excited to move forward together.
The Canadian Cosmetic Cluster is excited to announce our partnership with the Pacific Seaweed Industry Association, led by Mark Smith. This dedicated organization is focused on advancing the seaweed-based blue economy, particularly in the Pacific region, and spotlighting the many opportunities and challenges related to scaling up the industry. We recently signed an MOU and are thrilled to collaborate on promoting seaweed commercialization, especially through cosmetics, packaging, and textiles. Over the coming years, we’ll be working together on webinars, events, and hands-on training to support industry growth. Our collaboration aims to build international relationships and initiatives like our Startup Studio and a future marketplace. Partnerships are crucial for growing and making a lasting impact in this industry, and we’re excited to move forward together.
Our Projects Together
A central component of the project is the creation of a dynamic marketplace within the Blue Economy Startup Studio, which will enable individuals and small businesses to co-sell marine raw materials and scale their operations. This marketplace will be tailored to the needs of small to mid-scale aquaculture operations and will be supported by tools and resources designed to help participants scale efficiently. A key feature of this marketplace is the integration of the ChemBox for marine ingredients and packaging, which will showcase innovative marine-based raw materials and sustainable packaging solutions, serving as a valuable resource for brands seeking to incorporate marine elements into their products. Training and development are also critical to the success of the Blue Economy Beauty Project. The project will focus on developing B2B-centered training programs that educate companies and investors on the potential and future of the blue economy, with a particular emphasis on regenerative aquaculture. This will involve the creation of digital training modules covering key aspects of the blue economy, as well as organizing week-long intensive onsite training sessions that combine theory with practical experience. Intrapreneurial methodologies will be introduced to guide participants through customized business journeys within the regenerative business landscape. To enhance the global impact of the project, efforts will be made to build and strengthen international partnerships that support the mission of the Blue Economy Beauty Project. Relationships will be established with international clusters and networks to expand the reach of the Blue Economy Startup Studio, fostering cross-border collaborations that further the project's objectives.
A comprehensive marketing campaign will be launched to raise awareness about the blue economy and attract investors to the Blue Economy Startup Studio. This campaign will include the development of a strategic marketing plan that highlights the benefits and opportunities of the blue economy. The Beauty and the Sea Forum will serve as a flagship event to promote regenerative aquaculture initiatives and the Blue Economy Startup Studio, featuring expert panels, product showcases, and networking opportunities. Additionally, the Blue Economy Startup Studio will be promoted through digital channels, industry events, and partnerships with relevant organizations. The implementation plan for the project involves clearly defined roles and responsibilities. The Canadian Cosmetic Cluster will be responsible for engaging corporate partners, promoting the marketplace, leading the development of training programs, and managing the ChemBox for marine Ingredients and packaging. Le Paysan Marin will provide expertise in aquaculture, support the development of training systems, coordinate onsite training sessions in France, and contribute to the organization and execution of the Beauty and the Sea Forum.
The governance of the project will be overseen by a steering committee composed of representatives from the Canadian Cosmetic Cluster and Le Paysan Marin. This committee will be responsible for overseeing the project's implementation, addressing challenges, and ensuring that objectives are met. Additionally, a reporting and monitoring system will be developed to track the progress and outcomes of the Blue Economy Beauty Project, with regular updates shared with stakeholders, partners, and investors to ensure transparency and continuous improvement.
A comprehensive marketing campaign will be launched to raise awareness about the blue economy and attract investors to the Blue Economy Startup Studio. This campaign will include the development of a strategic marketing plan that highlights the benefits and opportunities of the blue economy. The Beauty and the Sea Forum will serve as a flagship event to promote regenerative aquaculture initiatives and the Blue Economy Startup Studio, featuring expert panels, product showcases, and networking opportunities. Additionally, the Blue Economy Startup Studio will be promoted through digital channels, industry events, and partnerships with relevant organizations. The implementation plan for the project involves clearly defined roles and responsibilities. The Canadian Cosmetic Cluster will be responsible for engaging corporate partners, promoting the marketplace, leading the development of training programs, and managing the ChemBox for marine Ingredients and packaging. Le Paysan Marin will provide expertise in aquaculture, support the development of training systems, coordinate onsite training sessions in France, and contribute to the organization and execution of the Beauty and the Sea Forum.
The governance of the project will be overseen by a steering committee composed of representatives from the Canadian Cosmetic Cluster and Le Paysan Marin. This committee will be responsible for overseeing the project's implementation, addressing challenges, and ensuring that objectives are met. Additionally, a reporting and monitoring system will be developed to track the progress and outcomes of the Blue Economy Beauty Project, with regular updates shared with stakeholders, partners, and investors to ensure transparency and continuous improvement.
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