The reef positive guidelines provide an introduction to reef positive business models and their key stakeholders, including investors, governments, and NGOs. They outline best practices and actionable recommendations for how NGOs can effectively support reef positive businesses throughout their startup lifecycle.

Who are they for and how they can use the guidelines?

These guidelines are designed for individuals new to Sustainable Blue Economy topics, particularly those interested in reef-positive initiatives. They provide a comprehensive overview of the various stakeholders and key concepts in this emerging field.

Why they were developed?

The guidelines were created to inspire innovative approaches when working with communities in CRRI target countries. As the potential value became apparent, the scope was expanded to benefit a broader audience who could learn from these insights.

What topics are covered?

The reef positive guidelines offer a comprehensive overview of how different stakeholders contribute to and impact the reef positive business ecosystem. The content focuses primarily on investors, covering essential topics such as due diligence processes, investment policies, and monitoring and evaluation frameworks. It also addresses emerging businesses by providing an overview of existing reef positive business models and identifying potential funding sources.

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