Dear SeyCCAT friends, Today marks exactly one year since I joined SeyCCAT, and I would like to share what we have been up to this past year. SeyCCAT is truly a brilliant organisation. I have taken the time to fully understand where we are, understand the progress yet...
Image courtesy of Africa Press, 2021 Like many other countries around the world, Seychelles is facing several overlapping crises. First, the post-pandemic recovery has been slower than anticipated, and the government is yet to regain its growth momentum. Then, the war...
The term “Blue Economy” has reached many coastal nations. Seychelles is often called a pioneer of the Blue Economy. To some it might seem that Seychelles has all this money to do all those blue things…but what are these blue things, where is this money coming...
SeyCCAT’s CEO, Angelique Pouponneau, reflects on the Science-Policy Interface Roundtable, “SeyCCAT has initiated the conversation, but it should continue beyond the initial exchange of opinion. The event participants proposed to establish an annual or a...
Greetings from beautiful Seychelles! My name is Dillys and I am a future marine scientist, present filmmaker, and a forever Seychellois. I was lucky to be born in raised in a true island paradise, surrounded by turquoise ocean, granitic rocks, and so much lush...
International Youth Day on 12th August provides an opportunity to raise awareness of the challenges affecting young men and women. Today’s generation of youth (people under 30 years old) comprises half of the world’s population and is the...
