For the EU funded project C-FAARER, under the Mission 'Restore Our Ocean and Waters by 2030', Sea Going Green led WP5: 'Coordination, Communication, Exploitation, and Dissemination'. The project aimed at delivering a roadmap and guidance to support ocean farmers in the Atlantic and Arctic Sea basin to develop community-driven business models for regenerative ocean farming and policymakers to take enabling actions.

Sea Going Green worked together with Greencase Consulting , to develop a Sustainability Playbook for Six Senses highlighting their plastic free and sustainability solutions. The aim of this playbook is to inspire the tourism industry as well as consumers on how hospitality can be plastic free and tackle sustainability issues by highlighting best practises and case studies.

For the purpose of aiding Sri Lanka's economic recovery and tourism revival following a series of economic, security and health and safety crises, this project scope aimed to catalyze the potential for marine tourism development with an emphasis on yachting and boating activities in multiple coastal destinations.

Sea Going Green conducted a sustainable tourism diagnostic for Mailena Resort in Loreto, Mexico. We reviewed operations, interviewed staff, and provided recommendations on materials, activities, certification, UN SDG alignment, and overall sustainability enhancement.