| Component 1 | Strengthening regional-level Ocean Governance |
| Outcome 1.1 | Coordinated, collaborative and synergistic implementation of regional, sub-regional and national (Strategic) Action Programmes and Plans in support of the CLME+ Vision, enabled through a regional Ocean Coordination Mechanism (OCM) and complementary, (thematic) partnership(s) |
| Outputs | 
1.1.a. A regional Ocean Coordination Mechanism (OCM) |
1.1.b. Wide-ranging multi--stakeholder ocean partnership(s) |
1.2.a. Continued support for the 2015-2025 CLME+ Strategic Action Programme (SAP) |
1.2.b. A new “Blue Economy” Strategic Action Programme (SAP) for the region |
| Component 2 | Creating national-level capacity and enabling conditions |
| Outcome 2.1 | National-level capacity, enabling conditions and commitments for EBM/EAF and marine-based, climate and disaster-resilient “green-blue” socio-economic development |
| Outputs |
Advocacy & Support for enhanced National Intersectoral Coordination | 
1 prototype national State of the Marine Environment & associated Economies (SOMEE) report (Costa Rica) |
Training & capacity building for enhanced marine resources governance & management Partner: UNEP CEP, IOC of UNESCO / IOCARIBE |
Mainstreaming marine and coastal assets in the next iteration(s) of the Nationally Determined Contributions (Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras, Jamaica, and Panama (Belize, Costa Rica, Honduras, Jamaica, and Panama) Partner: TBC |
| Component 3 | On-the-ground action by all Sectors of Society |
| Outcome 3.1 | Civil Society and MSME contributions to ocean conservation and ocean-based sustainable development & livelihoods/blue economies, upscaled |
| Output |
Small-grant financing of positive ocean actions by Civil Society (Antigua and Barbuda, Haiti, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and St. Kitts and Nevis). Antigua and Barbuda, Haiti, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, and St. Kitts and Nevis). Partner: UNDP GEF SGP |
| Outcome 3.2 | Increased mobilization of private capital supporting environmental stress reduction and sustainable climate-smart blue economy initiatives, supporting CLME+ SAP implementation and post COVID-19 recovery, enabled |
| Output |
Enabling conditions for sustainable financing instruments based on seagrass ecosystems (PanamaEnabling conditions for sustainable financing instruments based on seagrass ecosystems (Panama) Partner: TBC |
| Outcome 3.3 | Expansion and integration of “Blue Economy”, Marine Spatial Planning and MPA/OECM efforts across the region (ecosystem approach), supporting ocean-based socio-economic development, recovery and resilience (Covid-19, hurricanes) and progressive delivery on international targets in the fields of: marine conservation and climate change mitigation and adaptation |
| Outputs |
Blue Economy planning in Costa Rica Partner: TBC planning in Costa Rica | 
Marine Spatial Planning efforts in Colombia, Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Venezuela and the Mesoamerican Reef (MAR) countries (Belize, Guatemala, Honduras) efforts in Colombia, Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Venezuela and the Mesoamerican Reef (MAR) countries (Belize, Guatemala, Honduras) Partner: IMA, IOC of UNESCO / IOCARIBE, TBC |
Enhanced area-based ocean conservation through Marine Protected Areas and other effective conservation measures in Colombia, Cuba and the Dominican Republic Partner: UNEP CEP, TBC |
Particular Sensitive Sea Area (PSSA) for the Mesoamerican Reef (MAR) countries (MAR) countries (Belize, Guatemala, Hondura Belize, Guatemala, Honduras) Partner: TBC |
Fisheries Replenishment Zones in the Dominican Republic and the MAR region (Belize, Guatemala, Honduras) Partner: TBC |
| Outcome 3.4 | Generalized implementation across the Wider Caribbean/WECAFC region of traceability systems is enabled for key fisheries and seafood products, as a key measure for sustainability and against IUU fishing |
| Output |
Implementation of traceability systems for key fisheries/seafood products including Queen conch, Spiny lobster and Shrimp in Partner: OSPESCA, CRFM, TBC |
Regional-level actions to enable post-project upscaling and replication of fisheries/seafood traceability best practices& lessons learned Lead Partner: OSPESCA |
| Outcome 3.5 | Region-wide reduction of ghost fishing and negative habitat impacts from unsustainable spiny lobster fishing gear & practices, enabled |
| Output |
Reduction of ghost gear and unsustainable spiny lobster trap fishing practices (Honduras) Partner: OSPESCA |
Regional-level actions to enable post-project upscaling and replication of spiny lobster fishing fear best practices & lessons learned Lead Partner: OSPESCA |
| Component 4 | Regional-level Knowledge Management & Global Exchange of Best Practices |
| Outcome 4.1 | A well-articulated marine data, information and knowledge management infrastructure/network is enabled, (a) providing a science-policy interface; (b) supporting the development/updating, implementation and M&E of regional Action Programmes and Plans; (c) boosting and increasing the impacts of marine & coastal investments |
| Outputs |
Project website & OCM Knowledge Hub |
OCM-adopted Blueprint for Blueprint for Marine Data Infrastructure |
Regional State of the Marine Environment & associated Economies (SOMEE) report, informing the new SAP |
| Outcome 4.2 | Increased regional and global impacts from GEF IW investments through global dissemination and sharing of experiences, and by forging synergies with other Regional Seas/LME/Regional Fisheries programmes and the wider community of International Waters/Ocean practitioners & stakeholders |
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Global experience sharing in collaboration with GEF IW:LEARN and other international partners in collaboration with GEF IW: LEARN |
