Collaborating for coastal ecosystem sustainability.
The concept of the blue economy encompasses the sustainable management and development of marine resources, highlighting the delicate balance between exploitation and preservation. However, despite the significance of coastal communities, factors like vulnerability, asset management, and adaptation strategies remain inadequately addressed, often constrained by limited financial resources.
At CCC, we recognize the critical role coastal communities play in the broader context of regional development. In collaboration with national and international agencies, we are committed to enhancing asset management practices within these communities. Our goal is to bolster the resilience of coastal ecosystems and elevate the livelihoods and productivity of local residents, all while navigating the challenges posed by future climate scenarios. Through strategic partnerships and sustainable practices, we aim to usher in positive changes that empower coastal communities and foster long-term environmental sustainability.
We collaborate with agencies and organizations to sustain coastal and marine ecosystems and livelihoods.
In many instances, critical investments in production, processing, and packaging facilities for products closely tied to coastal areas, such as fisheries, surpass the financial capacity of individual community members, cooperatives, or women's self-help groups.
At CCX, we aim to build a strong network of experts and institutions, promoting collaboration among diverse stakeholders, including ministries, the private sector, and civil society organizations. Our mission is to plan and sustain investments in coastal ecological infrastructure, empowering coastal communities and enhancing technical capabilities for climate change adaptation in development planning. Our efforts focus on boosting coastal resilience and addressing environmental concerns.
We join forces with agencies and organizations to ensure the sustainability of coastal and marine ecosystems and livelihoods.