Where do your donations go for coral restoration?

We remain committed to total financial transparency!

Our Resources

Coral Guardian’s model is built on a balance of income streams: public generosity, partnerships with private-sector actors, public grants, and voluntary in-kind contributions. This hybrid approach ensures our independence, financial resilience, and environmental and social impact.
We place great importance on sound financial management, and our accounts are audited and certified each year by our Statutory Auditor.
You can find the association’s annual reports and certified accounts for further details here.

Breakdown of Costs

Allocation of Donations by Programme

Participatory marine conservation

Your donations enable us to continue restoring, transplanting and protecting damaged coral reefs by involving the local communities that depend on them.

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Raising awareness

Your donations allow us to continue to create awareness programs at both a local and an international level to reach even more people to encourage them to take action to protect coral reefs.

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Developing our actions

Your donations allow us to continue to innovate, strengthen and expand our actions throughout the world. Through the Coral Connect, we are committed to sharing our experience and expertise developed on the ground to help other actors that wish to develop their own coral restoration program.

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Participatory marine conservation Raising awareness Developing our actions

Your donations enable us to continue restoring, transplanting and protecting damaged coral reefs by involving the local communities that depend on them.

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Your donations allow us to continue to create awareness programs at both a local and an international level to reach even more people to encourage them to take action to protect coral reefs.

Find out more

IDEAS certification

Coral Guardian is in the process of obtaining IDEAS certification from the Institute for the Development of Ethics and Action for Solidarity. This certification attests to the organisation’s budgetary rigour, programme effectiveness and quality of governance.

Each year, an internal audit committee evaluates Coral Guardian to ensure that governance principles are properly applied and that risks are continuously monitored. If any discrepancies are found, it informs the Board of Directors, which can then take appropriate action. This committee also helps to improve our practices through its recommendations.

Our ethical charter

For further details

Impact report 2024 Impact report 2023 Impact report 2022 Impact report 2021 Impact report 2020 Impact report 2019 Activity report 2018 Activity report 2017 Available in French only. Activity report 2016 Available in French only. Activity report 2015 Available in French only. Activity report 2014 Available in French only. Activity report 2013 Available in French only.