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Ulinzi Africa Foundation (UAF)

Kenya

UAF drives stabilization and sustainability through ecosystem conservation and community participation.

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Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR)

Namibia

IPPR is an independent charity working towards a fairer, greener, and more prosperous society.

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La Bouée Couronne (LBC)

Republic of Congo

An association that works on fisheries management, awareness-raising of marine environment and sustainable fisheries, security at sea, small-scale fisheries and industrial fishing in the department of Pointe-Noire and Kouilou in Congo.  

NGO Africa Watch

South Africa

An online independent non-profit media publication that disseminates development issues across Africa. Their thematic areas include human rights and environment (among others), using traditional media primarily (i.e. radio, print, and television). 

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Centre for Maritime Law and Security (CEMLAWS) Africa

Ghana

CEMLAWS Africa is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit organisation that seeks to promote ocean governance and maritime security in Africa.

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Cameroon Wildlife Conservation Society (CWCS)

Cameroon

An environment non-governmental organization in Cameroon that focuses on providing technical assistance in the area of nature conservation and sustainable development. Their mission is centered around collaboration with the Government of Cameroon, local communities, and other stakeholders to protect critical ecosystems and promote sustainable natural resource use to improve livelihoods of local communities.

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Hen Mpoano

Ghana

A non-governmental organization focused on developing initiatives related to coastal and marine governance. Their mission is to provide technical, policy and extension support to actors in government, private sector and civil society through capacity building, research, networking and project development in fisheries and coastal ecosystem governance. 

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Friends of the Nation (FoN)

Ghana

A non-governmental organization involved in socio-environmental advocacy. The organization focuses on empowering coastal communities (women and marginalized people in particular) to articulate and voice their interests in tenure rights processes, to promote transparency in the management of the fishery sector and to provide alternative livelihood options to fishers and processors affected by capacity reduction efforts.

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TUBE AWU

Cameroon

A community association focused on research and development issues for the conservation and preservation of marine and coastal biodiversity of south Cameroon.

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Mauritanie 2000

Mauritania

A non-profit organization that focuses on women in fisheries and fishermen, and are also working on strengthening their capacities. They achieve their objectives through providing support on advocacy, awareness-raising, and transparency.

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.

Fill out the member application