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The Pew Charitable Trusts (Pew), a co-executing partner of the PROCARIBE+ Project hosted a workshop for representatives of regional governments, nonprofit organizations, and the private sector, featuring best practices and key lessons for integrating blue carbon coastal wetlands in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) from countries in the wider Caribbean region

This year, the region operationalized the Ocean Coordination Mechanism (OCM), a regionally owned, non-binding platform to align ocean governance across countries and institutions.

Listen to the opening address by Dr. Didacus Jules, Director General of the OECS — a strong message on the importance of ocean coordination for the Wider Caribbean and North Brazil Shelf.

Want to know how the oceans' natural capital is part of the foundation for achieving the social and economic SDGs? Stay tuned to this video as our regional coordinator, Patrick Debels, who recently attended the Global Accounts Partnership Meeting in Costa Rica, explains key concepts on how ocean accounting supports the preservation and restoration of valuable natural resources that provide ecosystem services for human benefit. 

We just concluded an intensive and highly collaborative meeting in Cartagena, Colombia, focused on advancing the PROCARIBE+ Project in Colombia.

PROCARIBE+ is thrilled to announce that PROCARIBE+ is partnering with the Mesoamerican Reef Fund (MAR Fund) to develop a proposal to designate Particularly Sensitive Sea Areas (PSSA) in the Mesoamerican Reef (MAR) region! 

Regional Organizations (IGOs) reaffirm their commitment to work collaboratively to protect and sustainably use the marine wealth of the Caribbean.

The PROCARIBE+ team is excited to launch its new project logo and brand identity! 

A new collaboration between the PROCARIBE+ Project and Trinidad and Tobago’s Institute of Marine Affairs (IMA) has begun with the aim of improving coastal planning in support of the Blue Economy.