Coral Triangle Center
CTC is an Indonesian non-profit organization based in Bali with a regional scope and global impact. CTC provides education and training to make sure that marine protected areas within the Coral Triangle are managed effectively. CTC supports on-the-ground conservation programs through our learning sites in Nusa Penida in Bali and the Banda Islands in Maluku. CTC also supports marine protected area establishment in Timor-Leste. CTC is a certified training center of the Government of Indonesia and an official partner of the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries and Food Security (CTI-CFF).
CTC aims to expand its outreach and impact by developing its Center for Marine Conservation in Bali, which will serve as a center of excellence for marine conservation training programs, artistic, cultural, and innovative outreach activities to influence approximately 1.5 million people by 2020 to protect and care for the oceans and those that depend on it.
As an official development partner of the CTI-CFF, CTC catalyzes collective action at the regional level by facilitating the CTI-CFF Women Leaders Forum, CTI-CFF Local Government Network, the Sustainable Marine Tourism Task Force, the Marine Protected Area Learning Network as well as private sector champions who engage and implement marine resource conservation and management in Indonesia, Malaysia, Papua New Guinea, Philippines, Solomon Islands, and Timor-Leste.
Contact Details
Rili Djohani
- Executive Director
- rdjohani@coraltrianglecenter.org
- www.coraltrianglecenter.org
- CoralTriangleCenter
- coraltrianglecenter
CTC and WLF
The Coral Triangle Center (CTC) has been actively supporting the CTI-CFF Women Leaders’ Forum. The following activities area as follows:
- CTI-CFF Women Leaders Inter Generational Leadership Learning Program, 2018
- CTI-CFF Women Leaders Entrepreneurs’ Roundtable
- 3rd Forum on Women Leaders in Biodiversity Conservation, July 21, 2015
- CTI-CFF Women Leaders Forum Roundtable in Papua New Guinea, March 24, 2015
- CTI-CFF Women Leaders Forum Earth Hour Awareness talk, March 28, 2015
- CTI-CFF Women Leaders Forum Basic Training on the Principles of Marine Protected Area Management, November 2014
- CTI-CFF Women Leaders Peer Exchange to the United States, April – May 2014
- CTI-CFF Grassroots Women Leaders’ Small Grant Awards
- Panel Discussion on Women Leadership, May 2014
Aligning Cross Cutting Initiatives to the CTI-CFF RPOA 2.0
Description:
To support the CTI-CFF RPOA 2.0 development process, a two-day workshop and a 1-day write shop were held to generate inputs and insights from CTI-CFF stakeholders on how to integrate CTI-CFF’s cross cutting initiatives into the RPOA 2.0 with a view to developing a roadmap for activities going forward.
The overall goals of the workshop were to give adequate consideration to the CTI-CFF cross cutting initiatives that engage three core constituencies and stakeholders, sustain and scale up initiatives, and provide specific opportunities for integration into CTI-CFF activities from 2020-2025.
The workshop had the following objectives:
- Review the key successes/milestones of the CTI-CFF cross cutting initiatives (LGN, WLF, RBF on Sustainable Tourism) from 2009-2018
- brainstorming sessions on how each cross cutting inititiative can contribute to CTI- CFF goals from 2020 onwards
- Develop a 5-year roadmap for the cross cutting initiatives (LGN, WLF, RBF on Sustainable Tourism) from 2020 onwards
- Explore the integration or alignment of the 5-year roadmap with CTI-CFF RPOA 2.0
- Discuss financial sustainability pathways to support the 5-year roadmap The writeshop will have the following outputs
- A written strategy/roadmap for CTI-CFF Cross Cutting Initiatives that will inform the RPOA 2.0, which can also be presented in the next CTI-CFF Senior Officials Meeting, and used for proposal.