Colombia has committed to the 100% Alliance
Corea del Sur has committed to the 100% Alliance
Panamá has committed to the 100% Alliance
Gestión de los océanos
Every Nation. From the coast to the high seas. Sustainably Managed by 2030.
The ocean supports biodiversity, food security, and livelihoods for billions. Yet climate change, pollution, and overfishing are pushing marine ecosystems to their limits. The world needs a coordinated response.
That response is the 100% Alliance.
100% by 2030
The Ocean Panel started the story, committing to 100% sustainable ocean management in 2020, now the 100% Alliance is calling on every coastal and ocean state to sustainably manage 100% of its national waters by 2030. Not a portion. Not the easiest areas. All of it.
The path forward is through Planes Oceánicos Sostenibles.
A Sustainable Ocean Plan is an integrated national strategy
that guides the protection and sustainable use of ocean resources. Grounded in place-based, ecosystem-based, and inclusive approaches, these plans help nations manage their waters long-term.
Every plan is different. But every effective plan is built on nine core attributes.
These nations have committed to 100%. Join them.
A growing coalition is already at work protecting our ocean. With the 100% Alliance, every nation gains access to technical assistance matched to your needs, rapid funding to get started, and knowledge sharing from countries already on the path.
Australia
Brasil
Canadá
Chile
Colombia
Fiyi
Francia
Ghana
Indonesia
Jamaica
Japón
Kenia
México
Namibia
Noruega
palaos
Panamá
Portugal
Seychelles
Corea del Sur
Emiratos Árabes Unidos
Reino Unido
No nation has to figure this out alone.
That's why Ocean Action 2030 exists
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countries committed
61,000 km²
under 100% Sustainable Ocean Management by 2030
40%
of all national waters
Join the Alliance. Commit to 100%.
The framework is in place. The coalition is moving. The only question is whether your nation is part of it.
Questions? Email 100alliance@wri.org.
The Alliance is supported by the Panel del océano y WRI.