RFP bibliometric analysis aimed at providing quantitative data and associated data summary products (tables, figures) on scientific outputs related to the field of ocean science.

The third edition of the GOSR aims to further strengthen its role as an essential resource for policymakers, academics, and stakeholders. It will continue to serve as a key reference for tracking progress toward sustainable development, particularly in achieving SDG Target 14.a, which addresses scientific knowledge, research capacity development, and marine technology transfer.

Immediate objective: As part of the data inputs into the third GOSR, the IOC is seeking a contractor to undertake a bibliometric analysis aimed at providing quantitative data and associated data summary products (tables, figures) on scientific outputs related to the field of ocean science produced across the period 2010-2024, and specifically in relation to the following thematic areas, as set out in previous editions of the GOSR:. Th▪ Ocean Ecosystems Functions and Processes • Ocean and Climate • Ocean Health • Human Health and Wellbeing• Blue Economy • Ocean Crust and Marine Geohazards • Ocean Technology • Ocean Observation and Marine Data