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Using customary law for fisheries and marine ecosystem restoration in Timor-Leste

In Timor-Leste, small-scale fishers have an important role to play in adapting to climate change. Supported by Blue Ventures, these communities are showing that local nature-based solutions are effective and full of hope.
Since the project began en 2022, the results have been impressive:
This project highlights the power of traditional knowledge when combined with science and the right support. As Sr. Caetano da Cunha, local Tara Bandu coordinator, explains:
“This decision isn’t just about today, it’s about the future — for our children.”
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