To promote the adoption of nature-positive development and food security strategies in Trinidad & Tobago that halt current land degradation trends, increase biodiversity and provide resilience to climate change impacts in the long run

To protect and improve ecosystems and livelihoods in Yap and Kosrae states of FSM, by creating an enabling and conducive environment for the integration of nature into the tourism sector through revised national and state fiscal investment planning, as well as financial policies that support NbS and its incorporation into PA management effectiveness

Catalyse the transformation of tourism, food and urban sectors as pillars of the Blue & Green Economy in the Union of Comoros through investments in nature-based solutions at landscape and seascape level in preserved and resilient key ecosystems

To strengthen protection and sustainable use of coastal and marine ecosystems through the operationalization of natural capital accounting, adoption of integrated management and governance approaches, and implementation of inclusive nature-based solutions

To ensure nature-positive development and reduce ecosystem degradation in Samoa by valuing nature and applying Nature-based Solutions (NbS) with specific application to food and tourism sectors

To remove technical, financial and policy bottlenecks for the implementation and upscaling of NbS in tourism, agri-food, and urban sectors.

To build on existing initiatives in Vanuatu to enhance the resilience of ecosystems and communities by placing nature at the centre of human well-being in the areas of food (fisheries and agriculture) and community-based tourism.

To enhance collaboration, capacity and partnerships among BGI IP child projects in valuing nature, scaling up of nature-based solutions in the food, tourism, and urban sectors, and securing public and private finance in order to facilitate nature-positive development and reduce ecosystem degradation in SIDS.

Ensure the long-term resilience and conservation of at least 31,250,000 ha of the Eastern Tropical Pacific Marine Corridor area (Central ETP), by strengthening regional governance, securing regional connectivity, improving climate resilient management, and coordinating blue economy investments and conservation efforts.

to reduce habitat loss and fragmentation, which are the main threats to Brazilian biodiversity, by enhancing the management of critical terrestrial and marine territories for large-scale conservation.