Ministry of Environment: Develops and enforces environmental regulations and policies to safeguard natural resources and promote sustainability.
Ministry of Education: Facilitates the integration of environmental education across all educational levels to foster eco-consciousness among students.
Mauritius Institute of Education: Specializes in training educators to deliver environmental education and develop related curricula.
UNESCO Desk: Works on initiatives that align with sustainable development goals, including promoting educational and cultural responses to environmental challenges.
CWA (Central Water Authority): Ensures the sustainable management and distribution of water resources, promoting conservation and efficient use.
EEMO (Energy Efficiency Management Office): Focuses on promoting energy efficiency across various sectors to reduce environmental impact.
Ministry of Agro-Industries: Regulates agricultural practices to ensure they are environmentally sustainable and support biodiversity.
Ministry of Blue Economy: Manages marine resources sustainably, focusing on protecting marine biodiversity while promoting economic growth.
Local Authorities: Implement local environmental policies, waste management programs, and community-based sustainability projects.
Ministry of Health: Oversees the public health impacts of environmental policies and promotes healthy environmental practices.
SME Mauritius: Supports small and medium enterprises in implementing sustainable practices and environmental compliance.
Ministry of Tourism: Promotes sustainable tourism practices to minimize the environmental impact of the tourism industry.
AHRIM (Association of Hoteliers and Restaurateurs in Mauritius): Encourages its members to adopt sustainable practices to reduce the environmental footprint of the hospitality industry.
Tourism Authority: Regulates and promotes environmentally sustainable tourism practices to protect natural attractions and ensure long-term industry viability.
Civil Service College Mauritius: Provides training and development for civil servants in environmental policy and sustainable practices.
NDRRMC (National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Centre): Integrates environmental management into disaster risk reduction and preparedness strategies.
CSU (Central Statistics Unit): Provides data and analysis to support the development of effective environmental policies and monitoring.
Academia: Engages in research and innovation to address environmental challenges and develops sustainable technologies.
Rajiv Gandhi Science Centre: Promotes environmental awareness through educational programs and exhibitions focusing on science and sustainability.
Private Sector through CSR: Implements corporate social responsibility initiatives that include environmental conservation projects and sustainability goals.
Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs): Advocate for environmental protection, conduct conservation projects, and mobilize community engagement in sustainability.
National Youth Environment Council: Empowers youth to participate in environmental conservation efforts and lead sustainability initiatives.
Civil Society: Plays a critical role in advocating for environmental policies, monitoring their implementation, and promoting public participation in environmental decision-making.
International Donor Organisations (such as AFD, EU, UNEP, UNDP, FAO, IOC): Provide funding, expertise, and support for projects aimed at enhancing environmental sustainability and addressing global environmental issues.
