Seabolga's mission is to protect Sibolga from its growing plastic waste problem. Seabolga Goes to School 2020 educated children in Sibolga’s schools about marine debris and its impact on the ocean and on human life. This program included school workshops, a beach cleanup for all workshop participants, and a webinar talkshow about the SDG14.

Returnity replaces single-use shipping and delivery packaging by designing, manufacturing and implementing reusable packaging and circular logistics systems. Used for over 500,000 shipments per month, their packaging addresses the negative impacts from the rapid growth in direct to consumer shipping.

In order to enhance local Cook Islanders' understanding of seabed mining, Te Ipukarea Society hosted an interactive panel discussion event, 6 workshops for youth at schools, and produced a brief documentary on the threat Seabed Mining poses to the Cook Islands, which has over 5,000 views in less than one year.

Blue Tribe used federated machine learning and patented processes to predict coastal natural disasters at a hyperlocal level, replacing current flood models based on periodic, static surveys and statistical simulation, which can't predict local floods. Blue Tribe is no longer active.

Through Rare's Fish Forever Program, this project established a 739 hectare Managed Access Reserve in Liya Village, and provided local fishers with clear rights to access fish stock in the area. A community group named Posa'asa was also formed with the hope that it would enable fishers to have a platform to adopt more sustainable and better-regulated fishing behaviors. As part of this project, over 300 coral were planted.

This organization behind this project has several ongoing reef and restoration projects in Florida and Mexico. Their primary reef is located off of Riviera Beach Florida, where they have installed 70 reef modules and are testing there ability to recruit biodiversity. This Microgrant supports work in Florida to create artificial reefs, restore coral reefs, advance biodiverse marine habitats, raise global awareness, and educate and inspire youth about coral preservation and restoration.

In collaboration with the YPAC Southeast Asia Deep Sea Mining Coalition, this program raises awareness about Deep Sea Mining amongst high-level government officials in Indonesia. Informed by meetings with experts a policy brief containing DSM key action plans and will launch the brief through webinars and a campaign

This project collects data on Manta Rays in The Nusa Penida Marine Protected Area (MPA), and couples this information with individual sightings data to understand their population demographics and dynamics. The information garnered from this study will provide data on manta ray life-history parameters and lend insights into whether sites repeatedly used by smaller individuals can be considered nurseries for this species, which is an understudied aspect of manta ray ecology. The information from this study will be used to inform tourism management within the MPA.

SOA El Salvador is a youth-run organization that enables millennials to become leaders in preserving the health and sustainability of our oceans. Through this grant, they have formalized their hub's structure, grown their membership, and created a leadership team tasked with creating a set of services that can support 20-100 members. This year they offered a beach cleanup campaign and educational activities for members of the public, and created reliable patterns and processes for holding quarterly chapter meetings.