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Existing and Potential Sustainable Blue Economy Investors in the CLME+ Project Area
Tier 1 Prospect
(Strong alignment between CLME+ objectives and a) current focal sectors of an entity or institution; as well as b) geographic scope of operations, i.e. emphasis on LAR and/or the Caribbean. Compelling volume of capital to invest.)
Tier 2 Prospect
(Strong potential candidate for investment in the CLME+ region, due to alignment with either a) thematic or b) geographic focus of the entity or institution).
Tier 3 Prospect
(Notional/weaker alignment between CLME+ objectives and focal areas & geographies and those of the entity/institution) ”
The color of Name & Type of Entity, indicates the type of TIER.
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test 1
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Testing private sector
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Bank for development
Website: www.clmeplus.com
Relevant funding priorities: IT, ocean socolutions.
Rationale for categorization: Testing the database
Scale of activities investment: Loan
Other previous investments: Fisheries
Sector: Natural Resource Governance, Nature-based Solutions, Ocean Plastics, ocean conservation
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Testing private sector
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Sector: Adaptation
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testing tier 1 june 21
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testing tier 2 june 21
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The David & Lucile Packard Foundation
Description of entity:
Support leaders and institutions working on issues founders cared about most about, including: fighting climate change through conservation and science and ensuring a better future for the ocean.
Relevant funding priorities: The ‘Conservation and Science’ Program invests in action and ideas that conserve and restore ecosystems while enhancing human well-being. Under this the Ocean Program aims to:
– Help the United States, Mexico, Chile, Indonesia, China and Japan to ensure that fishing and marine aquaculture are sustainable; protect places that are vital to maintaining biodiversity and wild fish stocks;
– Promote global markets for sustainable seafood; Eliminate illegal, unreported and unregulated illegal fishing around the world; Protect seabirds and shorebirds and their habitats; Understand and proactively address the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions on the ocean. https://www.packard.org/what-we-fund/ocean/
2020 Commitment: a communication was released 7 June stating that the “health and resiliency of our ocean is more important now than ever before.
Note: The Foundation’s Climate program is primarily focused on mitigation (not adaptation). They are key funders for Climateworks (https://www.climateworks.org/) who have delivered over $1b in grants since 2008. Opportunity for funding of projects that focus on/incorporate CO2 removal (blue carbon) or land use change may be eligible for funding through these channels.
Rationale for categorization: Geographic overlap limited to Mexico, although there is strong thematic overlap with CLME+ priorities.
Scale of activities investment: In 2018, grants awarded totalled ~$288 million.
Grants relating to conservation and science are numerous and range from $1000’s – $10’s of millions.
Other previous investments: United States, Mexico, Chile, Indonesia, China and Japan are the 6 focus areas for the Foundation, however the scope for the ‘Conservation and Science’ program is worldwide. Both Fiji and Palau have received funding for reef projects, indicating geography may not be a restriction.
The UNESCO coral reef sites in Packard’s priority six countries are: the Everglades in the US; Ujung Kulon National Park in Indonesia; Sian Ka-an in Mexico; Archipiélago de Revillagigedo & Gulf of California, Mexico; Komodo National Park, Indonesia: Ogasawara Islands, Japan; Papahānaumokuākea, USA (Hawaii)
– Protecting Fijian Coral Reefs and Fish with Locally Managed Marine Protected Areas – https://www.packard.org/insights/grantee-story/protecting-fijian-coral-reefs-and-fish-with-locally-managed-marine-protected-areas/
Sector: Aquaculture, blue carbon
Instrument used: Not specified
Geographic Focus: Global, Mexico notably. “United States, Mexico, Chile, Indonesia, China and Japan are the 6 focus areas for the Foundation, however the scope for the ‘Conservation and Science’ program is worldwide. Both Fiji and Palau have received funding for reef projects, indicating geography may not be a restriction.
The UNESCO coral reef sites in Packard’s priority six countries are: the Everglades in the US; Ujung Kulon National Park in Indonesia; Sian Ka-an in Mexico; Archipiélago de Revillagigedo & Gulf of California, Mexico; Komodo National Park, Indonesia: Ogasawara Islands, Japan; Papahānaumokuākea, USA (Hawaii)
– Protecting Fijian Coral Reefs and Fish with Locally Managed Marine Protected Areas – https://www.packard.org/insights/grantee-story/protecting-fijian-coral-reefs-and-fish-with-locally-managed-marine-protected-areas/”
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The Schmidt Family Foundation
Description of entity:
The Schmidt Family Foundation, established by Wendy and Eric Schmidt in 2006, brings philanthropic resources to some of this century’s greatest challenges across the globe.
Website: https://tsffoundation.org/
Relevant funding priorities: Global energy and natural resources efforts that build resilient systems for food, water and human resources. 3 strategies: Energy Program (more for non-profits), Impact Investment Program, Schmidt Marine Fund. (1)11th Hour Project also has the Impact Investment Program: is a core piece of their mission — to fund new businesses and solutions that address global sustainability challenges on land and at sea. Investments align with the goals of the Foundation’s grant making programs and address four areas: climate change mitigation, renewable energy, sustainable agriculture, and marine technology. The Schmidt Technology Partners: Schmidt Marine fund is focused on sustaining fisheries worldwide – interested in tech that reduce by-catch, prevent illegal fishing, and bring transparency to seafood supply chain; also interested in Habitat health, tech that can help restore balance to ocean ecosystems including control of invasive species. (Does not provide funding in renewable energy, shipping efficiency and emissions)
Rationale for categorization: Strong thematic overlap, however there is no explicit reference to investments in the LAC region.
Scale of activities investment: Unknown.
Other previous investments: Unknown.
Sector: Marine technology, Renewable Energy, climate change mitigation, sustainable agriculture
Instrument used: Unknown.
Geographic Focus: Global
Other information: tsffoundation.org/
Tiedmann Advisors (merged with Threshold Group)
Description of entity:
Threshold Group was a multi-family office with approximately $1 billion in assets invested in impact investments or seeking such investments. The firm uses a proprietary Impact Investment Scoring System to identify and evaluate a broad range of environmental, social and regional impact opportunities.
Relevant funding priorities: environmental sustainability (conserving natural resources impacted by climate change and population growth, through energy efficient sustainable land management, and low-carbon strategies)
Rationale for categorization: No explicit reference to Blue Economy themes, but strong commitment to SRI/impact investing.
Scale of activities investment: Not specified
Other previous investments: Not specified
Sector: Multiple
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Geographic Focus: Not specified
Other information: tiedemannadvisors.com/impact-investing
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