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.
Certified Routes offers a science-backed, third-party-verifiable approach to bring together climate, biodiversity, and operations in a way that is measurable, auditable, and implementable from the outset.
AXA XL has signed a deal with Enosis Capital, agreeing to provide coverage for a USD$3 billion wave of 'debt-for-nature' deals, designed to help lower-income countries to finance the conservation and restoration of vulnerable ecosystems such as coral reefs or…
AXA has teamed up with SCOR to launch a new Lloyd’s of London consortium dedicated to advancing ecological restoration. The consortium aims to unlock financing for ecological restoration projects by de-risking the associated investment opportunities.
Our closest partners and collaborators. Full Members provide at least USD$50,000* per annum in-cash or in-kind support to the ORRAA Secretariat or for the development of the Alliance’s work programme, projects, research, and policy work. Full Members are eligible to sit on our Steering Council.
* Full Members from SIDS and ODA eligible countries are exempt
Abalobi
African Natural Capital Alliance
Agence Française de Développement (AFD)
Action For Ocean
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Aurum
AXA
Bank of America
Blue Alliance Marine Protected Areas
Blue Green Future
Blue Marine Foundation
BNP Paribas
Canada
Clyde & Co LLP
Conservation International
Convex Insurance Group
Deutsche Bank
Earth Security
Environmental Defense Fund
Eurazeo
Fair Carbon
Fiji
FSD Africa
Fugro
GIZ
Greensquare Ventures
Global Resilience Partnership
Hill Dickinson
Howden
Iberostar Group
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IHE Delft
INVERSA Leathers
IUCN
Kelp Forest Foundation
Lloyd’s
Maldives
Mirova Natural Capital
Ocean 14 Capital
Ocean Conservancy
Ocean Ledger
Oceanographic Institute - Prince Albert I of Monaco Foundation
Government of the Republic of Palau
The Palladium Group
PescaData
The Pew Charitable Trusts
Philanthropy Asia Alliance
Planet Ocean Fund
Rare
Salesforce
Sea Green
Seneca Impact Advisors
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
Wildlife Conservation Society
WILDTRUST
WTW
World Wildlife Fund
Our partners from international or multilateral organisations or associations. Institutional Partners are eligible to sit on our Steering Council.
Our on-the-ground project delivery partners who are actively implementing or collaborating on a project that is supported or funded through ORRAA or its members.
Associação Moçambicana de Reciclagem (AMOR)
Association for Coastal Ecosystem Services (ACES)
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CI Atabey
Caribbean Biodiversity Fund
Coast 4C
Development Guarantee Group
Fauna and Flora
Friends of Ocean Action - World Economic Forum
Global Fishing Watch
ICLEI South Asia
MARI Oceans
Marviva
Mesoamerican Reef Fund
Oceana
Ocean Eye
Ode
Sasakawa Peace Foundation - Ocean Policy Research Institute
Save The Waves
The Stimson Center
Synchronicity Earth
TMT
University of Education, Winneba (UEW)
WaterAid Nigeria
West Africa Blue
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Australia
Blue Pangolin Consulting
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Bright Tide
California Ocean Science Trust
Calvert Impact
Coral Reef Alliance
European Union
France
Germany
GLISPA
India
Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative
International Coral Reef Initiative
Island Innovation
Italy
Japan
Mexico
National Oceanography Centre
Norway
Ocean Impact Organisation
Oceanic Global Foundation
Only One
Plan Blue
Postevita
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Reefy
South Pole
Sustainable Ocean Alliance
S2G Investments
Whale Seeker
Zoological Society of London
