On 16 November 2021, the FFEM presented the challenges and perspectives from its Evaluation and Capitalisation strategy using evaluations of 3 capitalisation approaches from previous projects. After over a year of interacting remotely, the FFEM team were delighted to be able to organise its very first event with partners and stakeholders - both in person and remote - broadcast simultaneously to online participants in some ten countries.

Within the framework of the RENFORESAP project, coordinated by the Amazonian Park in partnership with Suriname and Guyana, whose innovative approach was supported by the FFEM, thematic overviews focused on the perspectives of protected areas have been developed. Three reports, each written in the three languages of the project (English, Dutch and French) are now available online.

Following on from previous works on marine ecosystems in climate regulation, the FFEM is publishing four new scientific guides in its collection, these guides evaluate the current knowledge of various marine and coastal ecosystems, cover the threats and pressures they are subjected to and provide management tools.