Our membership includes private finance and insurance partners representing trillions of dollars of assets under management, as well as governments, multilateral institutions and civil society.
Our core focus is to drive investment into building coastal and ocean resilience through finance and insurance products that reduce risk and create more financially and socially resilient communities – an avenue to sustainable development.
investment into coastal and marine natural capital
climate vulnerable people more resilient by 2030
Invested into projects
Full Members – Provide financial support of at least USD$50,000* per annum in-cash or in-kind to support ORRAA’s work programme, projects, research and policy work or the work of the Secretariat. *Full Member SIDS and ODA eligible countries are exempt from the annual USD$50,000 in-cash or in-kind contribution.
Institutional Partners - These are international or multilateral organisations or associations.
Project Delivery Partners – Support ORRAA through on-the-ground project delivery partnerships in which they are actively implementing or collaborating on a project that is supported or funded through ORRAA or its members.
Observers – Join ORRAA to grow our partnership as stepping-stones to full membership.
📣 You can read ABALOBI's quarterly newsletter featuring its key stories of 2024 so far. You can share some of its most important milestones. Please click on the link below.
📣 You can read ABALOBI's quarterly newsletter featuring its key stories of 2024 so far. You can share some of its most important milestones. Please click on the link below.
Q&A with Ted Janulis, founder and principal of Investable Oceans, Secretary of ORRAA's Board of Directors, and mentor for this year’s Ocean Changemakers Challenge in Economist Impact
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Aurum 
AXA 
Bank of America 
Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas 
Blue Green Future 
Branson Centre of Entrepreneurship South Africa 
Canada 
Clyde & Co LLP 
Conservation International 
Deutsche Bank 
Earth Security 
Environmental Defense Fund 
Fiji 
Fugro 
Greensquare Ventures 
Global Resilience Partnership 
Howden 
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IHE Delft 
IUCN 
Kelp Forest Foundation 
Limketkai Impact Finance 
Minderoo Foundation 
Mirova Natural Capital 
Ocean Conservancy 
Ocean Ledger 
Government of the Republic of Palau 
The Palladium Group 
The Pew Charitable Trusts 
Planet Ocean Fund 
Rare 
Salesforce 
Sea Green 
Simmons & Simmons LLP 
Standard Chartered 
Stockholm Resilience Centre 
The Nature Conservancy 
University of California Santa Barbara, Environmental Markets Lab 
University of California Santa Cruz 
United Kingdom 
United States of America 
Van Oord 
Whale and Dolphin Conservation 
WILDTRUST 
WTW 
World Wildlife Fund 
Associação Moçambicana de Reciclagem (AMOR) 
Association for Coastal Ecosystem Services (ACES) 
Fauna and Flora 
Global Fishing Watch 
MARI Oceans 
Marviva 
Mesoamerican Reef Fund 
Oceana 
Ocean Eye 
Ode 
Sasakawa Peace Foundation - Ocean Policy Research Institute 
The Stimson Center 
Synchronicity Earth 
TMT 
University of Education, Winneba (UEW) 
Friends of Ocean Action - World Economic Forum 
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