In collaboration with the local community, CERIOPS is creating a mangrove nursery to improve stock in preparation for restoring degraded mangrove sites.

Kelapa Dua is one of the many small islands in Kepulauan Seribu. The island/waters are part of a National Park system, and the island itself is heavily influenced by tidal waves. In order to help protect the coastline from erosion, this group has proposed a coral reef restoration/artificial reef project. The plan is to use a concrete transplantation method to plant a test track of reef, to monitor the growth of the transplanted corals, to hold a training session for the Island society, and to work with the local government to impose limitations on human activity in the transplantation area.

Moving Towards Zero is a global campaign through the Go Zero Waste app that promotes sustainable actions and local zero-waste businesses through maps and challenges that earn participants points as they reduce their waste. The campaigns which will be launched in Spain, the US, and Canada, will be co-created with companies and governments and in close collaboration with SOA.

Oceanworks® is a Plastic Action Platform that exists to keep our ocean clean by making it easy for brands to take action against plastic pollution. Through a global network of collectors and recycled plastic suppliers, Oceanworks partners with brands to measure their plastic footprint, fund plastic waste removal, find sustainable alternatives and track supply chains from shore to shelf. For more about Oceanworks, visit https://oceanworks.co/.

Uada aims to replace plastic packaging in the supply chain by making alternative containers using natural materials. The project also aims to educate end-users about the plastic waste and how to create more environmentally conscious consumption habits. Uada targets food containers at events (such as festivals) and food delivery packaging, and incentivizes and facilitates the switch in packaging materials - for which they will instead use deciduous dried leaf material to replace disposable plastic, which will biodegrade in 30 days.

Zero Waste Qatar works towards the goal of zero waste becoming mainstream in the country. This project incorporates workshop series, webinars, conferences, study tours, case studies, policy papers, and long-term online and offline campaigns. Equipping thousands of change agents with the right knowledge to implement change. They also mobilize in favor of good design and denounce products that are not produced with circularity in mind. Public support for waste-free alternatives is the main pillar, as people have identified it as the easiest way to support this joint effort and contribute to the fight against climate breakdown.

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.

Environment and Food Foundation (E2F) supplements ongoing work in Doula, Cameroon to reduce plastic pollution. E2F opened a new collection point for plastic bottles, raised awareness on proper plastic waste management, and trained 100 unemployed youths and 3,000 students on the reuse of plastic waste bottles to manufacture durable items like eco-benches, bulb coverings, bracelets/bangles.

The city of Paraty, an important tourist spot in Brazil, has situations of high marine environment degradation, including overfishing, excessive trawling, bay pollution (lack of basic sanitation), marine environment destruction and overhunting of protected species in protected areas. This project seeks to educate community youth on the impacts of anthropogenic actions and also present sustainable solutions that can replace predatory activities and increase the fishing stock of the region through respect for protected areas.