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Association Mauritanienne de développement de recherche et de suivi (ADRES)

Mauritania

ADRES works on development cooperation projects, with a mission to build a society in which citizens unite and act together to make a positive change in their lives. ADRES' work focuses on: eliminating poverty in all forms; offering training, facilitation, coaching services to development actors to understand public policies by strengthening the culture of monitoring and evaluation; making development policies more effective and efficient.

Fisheries Action Coalition Team (FACT)

Cambodia

A coalition of NGOs established by a group of NGO members working on fisheries and environmental issues that affect Cambodian communities’ livelihoods around the Tonle Sap, Coastal and Mekong provinces.

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African Marine Mammal Conservation Organization (AMMCO)

Cameroon

A non-profit organization which mission is to contribute to the protection of aquatic megafauna and their habitats in Central Africa by developing synergies to improve scientific knowledge, the livelihoods of fishing communities and law enforcement. To achieve our mission, we identified four strategies including applied research and monitoring, integrated management, awareness, and capacity building.

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GRID-Arendal

Global

A non-profit environmental communications centre which transforms environmental data into innovative, science-based information products and provides capacity building services. We aim to inform and activate a global audience and motivate decision-makers to effect positive change. GRID-Arendal collaborates with the United Nations Environment Programme, regional organizations, national governments, and other strategic partners to create positive environmental outcomes and impact, particularly in developing countries.

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Blue Ventures

Global

A science-led social venture that supports coastal fisheries in remote and rural communities to rebuild fisheries, restore ocean life and improve the livelihoods of traditional fishing communities. Across more than a dozen countries, we’re partnering with traditional fishers and community-based organizations to design, scale, strengthen and sustain fisheries management and conservation at the community level.

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Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF)

Global

EJF exists to protect the natural world and defend our basic human right to a secure environment.

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Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative (IOJI)

Indonesia

IOJI is an civil society organisation founded in 2020 by cross-generational lawyers from various backgrounds who passionate in marine ecosystems, sustainable development, democracy, good governance, and the rule of law. As a think tank and advocacy institution IOJI strives for just, safe, and sustainable marine governance.

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Environment & Animal Society of Taiwan (EAST)

Taiwan

A non-profit, nongovernmental organization campaigning for improvements for animals, people, and the environment in Taiwan.

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Destructive Fishing Watch Indonesia (DFW)

Indonesia

An alliance of non-governmental organizations concerned with the issue of destructive, illegal, unreported an unregulated (IUU) fishing.

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Asian Research Institute for Environmental Law (ARIEL)

Regional

ARIEL seeks to transform the environmental and social governance landscape in the Asia-Pacific region by creating a new paradigm of environmental justice firmly anchored on the environmental rule of law.

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Our members

Members are at the heart of our initiative as they drive the Coalition’s work by identifying the challenges and priorities to advancing transparency in their countries and/or regions.

Membership in the Coalition for Fisheries Transparency represents civil society organizations’ endorsement of the Global Charter for Fisheries Transparency, demonstrating their commitment to advancing transparency in the fisheries sector. The Coalition supports members around the world in their advocacy efforts and provides opportunities for collaboration on joint initiatives. However, membership does not obligate members to support all Coalition activities, and actions taken or endorsements made by the Coalition do not necessarily reflect the views of individual members.

How to become a member?

An interested organization can apply for membership in the Coalition by filling out the member application form.

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