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A Global Island Partnership

The Global Island Partnership (GIP) unites governments and NGOs to address island challenges, enhancing leadership, mobilizing resources, and promoting sustainable development. Highlighting the necessity for collaboration, the GIP aims to close implementation gaps while fostering regional and global networks. It operates without a formal structure, focusing on shared goals rather than strategic plans, allowing partners to engage at their discretion. Future efforts include high-level conferences and specific commitments from island nations to advance biodiversity conservation and sustainable livelihoods.

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A Global Island Partnership

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  1. A Global Island Partnership

  2. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P • Why a Partnership • Links to ICRI • How it works & how it doesn’t • Next steps

  3. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P • Why a partnership • Implementation gap • Working with others • Highest leverage • Developed and developing

  4. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P • Links to ICRI • Called for Presidents of Seychelles and Palau • High Level event convened by ICRI co-chairsUK & Seychelles • Further advanced by Palau under current co-chairmanship • Involves many ICRI members round this table • France, ICRAN, IUCN, Palau, SCBD, SPREP, TNC, USA

  5. Example: Pacific Partners

  6. Palau Seychelles GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P

  7. Palau GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P

  8. Marshall Islands Guam CNMI Palau FSM GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P

  9. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Grenada

  10. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM New Zealand GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Grenada

  11. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM Kiribati GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Grenada New Zealand

  12. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM Kiribati Indonesia GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Grenada New Zealand

  13. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM Kiribati Fiji GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Grenada Indonesia New Zealand

  14. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM Kiribati Fiji Madagascar GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Grenada Indonesia New Zealand

  15. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Seychelles Guam FSM Kiribati Belize Fiji Madagascar GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Bahamas Grenada Indonesia New Zealand

  16. Marshall Islands CNMI Palau Guam FSM Kiribati Belize Seychelles Fiji Madagascar GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Bahamas Grenada Indonesia New Zealand

  17. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P • How it works • No formalised structure • Brings governments and NGOs together around a common purpose • Works regionally and globally to: • advance island leadership • mobilize resources (financial and technical) • Promotes learning exchanges and networks 

  18. Biodiversity conservation & livelihoods WorldEconomic Forum ? Sustainable Development ICRI CBD Global Island Partnership

  19. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P • How it doesn’t work • No strategic plan • Partners engage only as they see relevance • No pot of funds - resources raised/dedicated for each event • Global is highly complicated

  20. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P • Next steps • Leadership • Pacific Island Leaders Conference, DC, 7-9 May • Indonesian President’s Coral Triangle challenge • Commitment by Eastern Caribbean Countries • Mediterranean islands and EU OCTs • Strategy • Global Island Partnership Meeting La Maddalena, 24-28 September

  21. GLOBAL ISLANDP A R T N E R S H I P Questions

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