Manado, Indonesia – As the commitments in the 1st CTI-CFF Regional Plan of Action (RPOA) continue to be implemented, the six member countries of the Coral Triangle expect tangible and significant improvements in the health of coral reefs, the status of food security, and the welfare of coastal and marine communities.

Jakarta, Indonesia, February 2020 – In the concluded USAID Oceans–Indonesia Learning Site Closeout Event in Jakarta, USAID Oceans acknowledged the continued engagement and support of the CTI-CFF.

CTI-CFF, through the Regional Secretariat, attended the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS)–KfW European Union Stakeholders’ Meeting on 23 February 2020, held at the CTI Center Building in Manado, Indonesia.

Dr. Mohd Kushairi Mohd Rajuddin (center), Executive Director of the CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat, presented a commemorative plaque to USAID Oceans through Mr. John Parks (second from right), Chief of Party of USAID Oceans.

Dr. Mohd Kushairi Mohd Rajuddin, Executive Director of the CTI-CFF Regional Secretariat, received a plaque of appreciation for CTI-CFF from Ms. Cristina Velez Srinivasan, Ecosystems Management & Trade Team Lead of USAID/Regional Development Mission for Asia, during the USAID Oceans–Indonesia Learning Site Closeout event held in Jakarta, Indonesia, on 19 February 2020.