No.
Proposed
Title
Research
Gap(s)
Objective(s)
Importance
of the
Study
Theoretical
Framework
or
Conceptual
Framework
Mitigating
Ocean
Acidification:
Innovative
Approaches
for
Sustainable
Marine
Ecosystems
under SDG
14
The limited
exploration of
novel
technologies
and
innovative
methods for
actively
mitigating
ocean
acidification in
marine
environments.
To identify and
evaluate
cutting-edge
technologies
designed to
actively reduce
ocean
acidification
and enhance
the resilience of
marine
ecosystems.
This study is
vital for
addressing
the critical
research
gaps in
mitigating
ocean
acidification,
offering
practical
insights into
innovative
strategies
for
sustainable
marine
ecosystems.
The findings
will inform
policy
decisions,
guide
conservation
practices,
and
contribute to
achieving
the targets
outlined in
SDG 14.
Innovation
Diffusion
Theory:
Analyzing how
new
technologies
spread and
are adopted
within the
context of
ocean
conservation
efforts.
To assess the
An incomplete socio-economic
understanding feasibility and
of the sociopotential
economic
challenges
implications
associated with
and feasibility the
of
implementation
implementing of innovative
innovative
approaches for
approaches
mitigating
for
ocean
sustainable
acidification.
marine
ecosystems.
To investigate
the integration
The
possibilities of
insufficient
emerging
research on
technologies
the potential
with traditional
synergies
conservation
between
strategies to
existing
develop
conservation
comprehensive,
practices and sustainable
emerging
solutions
technologies
Reference:
Rogers, E. M.
(2003).
“Diffusion of
Innovations”
(55th ed.).
Free Press.
Cost-Benefit
Analysis
Framework:
Evaluating the
economic
viability and
potential
societal
benefits of
implementing
innovative
approaches to
mitigate ocean
acidification.
Reference:
Boardman, A.
E., Greenberg,
in the context
of SDG 14.
aligned with
SDG 14.
D. H., Vining,
A. R., &
Weimer, D. L.
(2018). “CostBenefit
Analysis:
Concepts and
Practice” (5th
ed.). Pearson.
Integrated
Coastal Zone
Management
Framework:
Providing a
holistic
approach that
considers both
ecological and
socioeconomic
factors in
managing
marine
ecosystems
sustainably
under SDG
14.
Reference:
Day, J.. W.,
Hall, C.,
Kemp, G.,
YañezArancibia, A.,
& Mashriqui,
H. (2012).
“Sustainable
Coastal Zone
Management.”
In E.
Wolanski, & D.
McLusky
(Eds.),
“Treatise on
Estuarine and
Coastal
Science” (Vol.
10, pp. 1-37).
Academic
Press.