Sustainability mandate Secure Fisheries focuses on sustainable governance of fisheries, reducing IUU fishing, and promoting food security. Sales opportunities exist in partnerships or funding programs with NGOs, government agencies, and international bodies seeking independent research, data analysis, and multi-stakeholder governance support.

Somali focus Core activities target Somali fisheries and East Africa, with potential for capacity building, training, and value-chain development projects. Opportunities include consulting, data services, and program support for regional fisheries management, traceability, and market access initiatives tied to Somali coastal communities.

Partnership potential Recent collaboration with Berbera Maritime and Fisheries Academy and Somaliland authorities signals openness to formal partnerships and program expansion. Business development can pursue joint ventures, grant-funded projects, and institutional partnerships to scale Project Kalluun and related initiatives.

Technical capabilities Tech stack includes cloud hosting, Drupal-based web presence, data analysis, and outreach tools. Potential sales angles include managed IT hosting, data visualization, analytics platforms for fisheries governance, and content management enhancements for stakeholder engagement and reporting.

Funding and scale As a program under One Earth Future Foundation with modest staff, Secure Fisheries may rely on grant funding and donor partnerships. Sales opportunities exist in delivering research services, impact measurement, monitoring and evaluation, and capacity-building programs tailored to funders prioritizing sustainable fisheries and anti-IUU efforts.