Funding to support the Indonesian Ministry of Marine Affairs to adopt a participatory science-based decision-making process to implement a five-year tuna management plan
To strengthen and expand grantee's sustainability standard that can be applied to any fishery and build demand for certified products by demonstrating the impact of certification and the economic value it provides
To advance diversions and related projects that will lead to landscape-level restoration of wetlands, oyster reefs, barrier islands and other coastal habitats in southeast Louisiana
To improve the accessibility of the MSC standard; release a revised standard with closer alignment to other standard-setting organizations; and support fisheries in Chile, Mexico, Peru and Indonesia in moving through the MSC system from pre-assessment through annual audits for certified fisheries
To advance diversions and related projects that will lead to landscape-level restoration of wetlands, oyster reefs, barrier islands and other coastal habitats in southeast Louisiana
To strengthen and expand grantee's sustainability standard that can be applied to any fishery - including the type of small-scale, multi-species fisheries that are common within the foundation's core geographies - and build demand for certified products by demonstrating the impact of certification and the economic value it provides
