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Mangrove Breakthrough Application Checklist

Before submitting your application, go through this checklist. If you can check every box, your application is ready.

Organization

◻ I have an organization profile linked to my site

◻ My organization profile gives enough context about who we are and what we do

◻ I've included contact information for follow-up

Site information

◻ My site description clearly describes mangrove or coastal restoration/conservation work

◻ My description reflects what's actually happening on the ground

◻ My Site Type is set correctly for the work I'm describing

◻ My Intervention Type and other required metadata fields are filled in

◻ I've added before/after photos where the project has progressed enough to show them

◻ If my site is a Blue Carbon project, I attached a unique HQBC screenshot for this specific site

Site polygon

◻ My polygon represents my actual site boundary, not a placeholder shape

◻ My polygon is scoped to the real intervention area, not a wider surrounding region

◻ My polygon's size and location are consistent with the work I've described

◻ My polygon doesn't significantly overlap with another mapped site

◻ If I have multiple distinct intervention areas, I've mapped each as its own site

◻ If I want to show a broader region containing several sites, I've created that as a separate Landscape or Area of Interest site

If my site is still in concept or planning stage

◻ I've set my Site Type to Area of Interest

◻ My polygon is my best approximation of where the work is likely to happen

◻ My description clearly states the project is in concept/development/planning stage

Application

◻ I've filled in every required field in the application

◻ I've reviewed my profile against What does an optimal site profile look like? and the mangrove-specific guidance

◻ I'm confident my project meets the eligibility criteria for the Mangrove Breakthrough Call for Projects


Still unsure about something? Reach out to us at support@restor.eco before you submit.

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