The Partnership seeks expressions of interest from equipment suppliers for the procurement of standardised coastal carbon monitoring stations.

Fully funded Masters and PhD studentships are available at Partner institutions for research aligned with the Partnership's priority themes. Open to nationals of African countries.

Grants of up to USD 25,000 are available for community-based organisations to establish local blue carbon monitoring programmes in partnership with academic institutions.

The University of Cape Town Department of Oceanography seeks a postdoctoral researcher to join Prof. Molefe's team studying kelp forest carbon dynamics in the Southern Ocean. The position is funded for two years.

The Africa mCDR Partnership invites proposals for pilot-scale marine CDR projects across the African continent. Priority areas include ocean alkalinity enhancement, enhanced weathering, and direct ocean capture.

Proposals should demonstrate clear scientific methodology, community engagement, and potential for scaling.