The organization has four thematic areas:

Marine justice and climate action.

We contribute to positioning the concept of marine justice and ecosystem-based adaptation to climate change. This is based on the consideration that factors such as poverty, geographic location, lack of state capacity and discrimination in all its manifestations increase the risks and adverse effects of natural disasters and climate change, including environmental displacement. We help develop skills and capacities for people to defend their rights and advocate with authorities to take these and other factors into account.

Sustainable artisanal marine fisheries.

Our work focuses on building the capacity of communities to implement SDG 14 with respect to measures taken to protect marine and coastal ecosystems, promote the sustainable and equitable use of marine biodiversity, and ensure artisanal fishers' access to biodiversity and fair markets.

Our work also addresses SDG 13 on climate action, SDG 4 focused on actions for inclusive environmental education, and SDG 16 for the implementation of environmental governance measures.

Coastal and Marine Governance.

We contribute to citizen participation in the governance of marine and coastal territories and their ecosystems, and thus to the strengthening of the rule of law, institutions and public policy measures to protect local coastal communities, and marine and coastal territories. We promote and disseminate best practices to protect coastal marine ecosystems and local coastal communities.

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