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At IOIF, our projects span environmental resilience, cultural preservation, and strategic research. Each initiative reflects our core mission: building sustainable futures across the Indian Ocean islands through science, heritage, and community collaboration.

TIPA Strategic Evaluation (2021–2024)

Type: Monitoring & Evaluation

Funder: TIPA

An impact assessment of TIPA’s 2021–2024 Strategic Programme, culminating in tools and training to support the development of their 2025–2029 roadmap.

WIOMSA Working Group for Resilience

Type: Stakeholder Research & Development

Funder: WIOMSA (SCALABLE Grant)

A participatory project based in southeast Mauritius, focused on ancestral and modern practices that increase community resilience to environmental, social, and economic shocks.

Integrated Coastal Zone Management (RECOS)

Type: Policy Development & Coastal Resilience

Funder: Indian Ocean Commission – RECOS

In partnership with Dynamia, IOIF is co-developing a national methodology for integrated coastal zone management, starting with the Black River district.

ER MEAL Framework (FBBOI)

Type: Monitoring & Strategic Learning

Funder: ER Group, under AFD's Projet VARUNA

A group-wide Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability & Learning (MEAL/SERA) framework supporting biodiversity-driven corporate sustainability initiatives.

Filoumoris Cultural Music Archive

Type: Flagship Cultural Project

Funder: Open to Funding



A vast archive of traditional and rare island music, now managed by IOIF. This living platform makes more than 20,000 tracks accessible for streaming, research, and education.

National Communication Toolkit on ICZM

Type: Communciation, Awareness, Sensitisation

Funder: Indian Ocean Commission



A national communication toolkit to sensitise the general public, decision and policy makers on ICZM, and to empower coastal village representatives to raise and follow ICZM-related issues all the way from district to national level.