Restoring ocean health from the boardroom to the depths
Get StartedThe cost of inaction
- 55%
of global GDP is moderately or highly dependent on nature ≈ $58T. (PwC, WEF)
- $8.4T
Estimated financial losses in the next 15 years of ocean-dependent companies. (WWF, 2025)
- 50%+
of marine ecosystems are already degraded or at risk from human activities. (UNEP, IPBES)
This is where you understand your company’s relationship with the ocean. We provide a clear assessment of your impacts, risks, and dependencies on marine ecosystems.
Marine biodiversity footprinting (e.g., maritime transport, sourcing, site operations)- Supply chain dependency mapping
Here you turn insights into action. Together we design mitigation strategies and connect you with high-quality restoration projects to help balance and restore what has been lost.
- Operational risk reduction plans
- Supply chain decarbonization in maritime logistics
- Ocean-friendly procurement criteria
- Marine-NbS projects quality assessment
- Marine-NbS projects portfolio
This step is about creating lasting change. We monitor, support and enable investments towards marine restoration projects, ensuring they deliver measurable results for nature and coastal communities.
- Marine-NbS Monitoring
- Coral reef, Seagrass & Mangrove rehabilitation
- Stressors analysis ( linked to Korai Case Study )
- Coastal community engagement & training
- Visitors experiences for hospitality
This is where your impact becomes visible. We help you report in line with global frameworks and share your commitments with credibility and transparency.
- Biodiversity indicators & KPIs ( maybe explaining a bit … )
- ESG compliance reporting (CSRD, TNFD, STBN….)
International frameworks we comply with
Annual Funding Gap
SDG 14 Life Below Water is the least funded of all SDGs, facing an enormous annual funding gap.
Moshun.IMPACT redirects funding where it matters.
Ocean regeneration as a counter-force to deep sea mining
Once home to a thriving pearl industry, Manihiki atoll is facing the growing threat of deep sea mining. Instead of extraction, we support a regenerative alternative: rehabilitating old pearl farms into coral sanctuaries and community-driven ecotourism, together with indigenous leaders.
Community-driven coral reef restoration
Yaf Keru is a community-based coral reef restoration and conservation program that empowers local community members to restore degraded areas of coral reef and protect pristine areas, whilst providing free education and training, and full-time employment.
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Uniting science & local tourism for a thriving reef
Koraï Africa is a social enterprise focused on regenerating marine ecosystems in coastal Africa. Moshun was brought in to assess the reef state and develop a scalable coral reef restoration strategy to boost the coral cover by 40% within 5 years.
Fighting for the reef in the Carribeans
Based on San Andrés Island, Blue Indigo is dedicated to conserving and restoring coastal and marine ecosystems. Since 2020, the team successfully cultivated over 80,000 coral fragments and transplanted more than 20,000 coral colonies to revive degraded reefs.
Why work with us?
Full loop
capability
From risk mapping to field execution, and reporting
Marine
expertise
Keep knowledge of ocean ecosystems and marine policy
Credible
partners
Work with leading NGOs, scientists, and policy bodies
Business
fluency
Strategies designed to integrate into corporate ESG
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