Our Network

Convening finance government & NGOs

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.

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$500m

investment into coastal and marine natural capital

250m

climate vulnerable people more resilient by 2030

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$6m

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.

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Global Resilience Partnership, Stockholm Resilience Centre and their partner Future Earth collaborate to create ‘Resilience Science Must-Knows’

Resilience Science Must-Knows distils the most critical insights on resilience science into action-driven guidelines that support decision-makers with real-world implementation strategies. By integrating clear, consistent insights into practical guidance, this initiative helps drive meaningful system-wide change in adaptation and transformation at all levels.

May 5, 2025 Global Resilience Partnership & Stockholm Resilience Centre

Bright Tide open applications for their Agriblue.ai Accelerator

The AgriBlue.AI Accelerator Programme aims to support regenerative agriculture ventures, both on land and at sea, scale and secure funding to co-develop scalable, real-world solutions to the surging food demand

May 1, 2025 Bright Tide

New study on blue carbon and fishery potential in Kwale and Lamu, Kenya.

The study focuses on blue carbon ecosystems in Lamu and Kwale Counties, which collectively constitute more than 70% of the country’s mangroves and seagrass habitats, and explores how these ecosystems offer untapped potential for investment, especially for the financial sector.

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