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Global platform connecting ocean innovation projects with funding, partners, and ecosystem support.
Visit organizationOcean innovation projects often struggle to connect with funding, expertise, and institutional support across fragmented global ecosystems.
A platform was defined to structure how projects present readiness, impact, and collaboration needs, enabling discovery and matching across stakeholders.
The platform established a scalable foundation for connecting ocean initiatives with aligned partners, supporting global collaboration and funding pathways.
Presented at the United Nations Ocean Decade Summit, Nice France June 2025
Ocean innovation initiatives operate within a globally distributed ecosystem of research institutions, startups, non-profits, and funding bodies. While significant activity exists, these actors often operate in fragmented networks, limiting visibility, collaboration, and access to resources.
Projects frequently struggle to communicate their readiness, impact potential, and funding needs in ways that enable meaningful engagement with partners. The initiative aimed to define a digital platform capable of structuring this ecosystem and supporting discovery, collaboration, and funding alignment at a global scale.
Despite growing investment in ocean sustainability, the ecosystem lacked a coherent digital infrastructure to connect projects with relevant stakeholders.
Ocean initiatives faced several challenges:
Without a shared platform model, valuable projects risked remaining disconnected from the resources required to scale their impact.

The work focused on defining a platform structure capable of supporting multiple stakeholder groups while maintaining clarity and usability.
Key priorities included:
The approach balanced ecosystem complexity with the need for a clear and intuitive product experience.
The work focused on product definition and platform structure for the project participation layer of the system.
Key contributions included:
This work established the foundation for how projects are represented and positioned within the platform ecosystem.
The platform introduced a structured way for ocean initiatives to present their work, improving visibility and enabling more meaningful connections across the ecosystem.
By creating a shared framework for readiness, impact, and collaboration, the system supports more effective alignment between projects, funders, and partners.
The result is a scalable foundation for global ocean innovation — enabling initiatives to move from isolated efforts to connected, supported programs with greater potential for impact.
This work was delivered by CureX Digital founder Jessica Warr during her tenure at NoA Ignite. The same systems thinking applies at every scale — from national logistics platforms to a single firm's website, brand, or operations.
Platforms like Ocean Matcher demonstrate how structured digital systems can unlock collaboration across fragmented networks.