Case study: From the Caribbean to the Humboldt Current, Marine Protected Areas project management
This study focuses on the mentoring program between MAR Fund, an environmental fund with 20 years of experience in the Mesoamerican Reef region, and Fondo Naturaleza Chile, the mechanism that the country has decided across the board to mobilize resources towards the conservation and restoration of nature, with a long-term vision .
The mentorship experience leveraged MAR Fund's track record to support Fondo Naturaleza Chile in managing the Marine Protected Areas Program (PAMP) and developing a robust framework for conservation in Chile's high-priority marine areas. Chile's classification as a high-income country limits bilateral funding opportunities, increasing the urgency to incorporate private sector funding sources. Both funds share a vision of integrating private sector actors as key players in biodiversity conservation, representing a transformative shift in conservation finance.
Learn more about the BIOMA knowledge platform , developed within the framework of the BRIDGE Project with the purpose of gathering and facilitating access to the knowledge, experiences, tools and learning generated by the Environmental Funds of Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa brought together in RedLAC and CAFÉ.
The platform is in its final stage of development and its Library already includes resources produced by these fund networks in previous years, as well as all the case studies from the Mentorship Program and the series of short notes highlighting the experiences of environmental funds.
The content is available in English, French, and Spanish.
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