Uniting the Coral Triangle Through Connected Seascapes

Advancing Regional Solutions for Sustainable Ocean Finance

Happy 51st Independence Day, Papua New Guinea!

The Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF) extends warm wishes to the people of Papua New Guinea as you celebrate 51 years of independence.

GAIN PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE WHILE CONTRIBUTING TO REGIONAL COOPERATION, MARINE CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT.

WHO CAN APPLY?

• Final-year undergraduate students

• Master’s degree students

• Recent graduates (within 2 years of graduation)

• Priority given to applicants from CTI-CFF

Happy 69th National Day, Malaysia! 

The CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat joins Malaysia in celebrating its National Day, honouring the nation’s rich diversity, vibrant communities and remarkable coastal and marine heritage.

May we continue to strengthen our shared commitment to healthy seas, resilient communities and a sustainable future across the Coral Triangle. 

Happy 81st Independence Day, Indonesia!

Noro, Western Province, Solomon Islands, 27-29 July 2026 – Conserving the Coral Triangle's globally significant marine ecosystems requires more than national action. Many of the region's most pressing conservation and sustainable development challenges — including the management of shared marine resources, protection of migratory species, marine pollution and climate resilience — extend across national boundaries, making regional cooperation essential to achieving lasting solutions.

Honiara, Solomon Islands, 21-23 July 2026 – The Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF) Regional Secretariat brought together representatives from the six CTI-CFF Member Countries, strategic partners, technical experts, financial institutions, private sector stakeholders and development partners through the Regional Workshop on Operationalising Sustainable Financing, held from 21–22 July 2026, followed by the Financial Resources Working Group (FRWG)