TANGA, Sept. 25 -- STAKEHOLDERS in the blue economy sector have called for concerted efforts to sustain gains made under the Regenerative Seascapes for People, Climate and Nature (ReSea) Project, saying its success will depend on whether supported enterprises and communities can thrive after the project ends.

The call was made yesterday in Tanga during the opening of a two-day Blue Economy Entrepreneurship Fair, bringing together entrepreneurs from Tanga and Pemba, government institutions, financial institutions, private sector players, buyers and development partners.

ReSea Chief of Party at Mission Inclusion, Ms Perpetua Angima, said the project had strengthened coastal communities, supported blue economy enterprises and promoted wome...