Plastic Art Fair is the first exhibition that transforms marine waste and micro-plastic pollution into works of art. The objective of Edouard Granero and Jan Berger, the founders of the project, is to recover waste abandoned in the Mediterranean Sea and on its beaches to propose to artists to transform them into works of art that will then be sold to the public.

Reef Saver, an artistic, textile and digital project, led by Stephanie Lerner to alert on the impact of global warming on coral reefs. The project was unveiled at the Biomimexpo exhibition in October in Paris

GIS Posidonie, a scientific interest group set up in 1982, carries out research and analyses in marine biology for the state, local authorities and international organizations: inventories and mapping of heritage resources, acquisition of biological and ecological data on the seabed, analysis, advice, monitoring systems, management support, etc.

Pure Ocean is an endowment fund with an international scope created in 2017 and based in Marseille. It aims to mobilize civil society, in France and internationally, to support applied research projects for the protection of fragile marine ecosystems and biodiversity.

The preparatory edition of the Voiles Bleues took place during the Voiles de Saint-Tropez in partnership with the Blue Odyssey Initiative and the Fondation de la Mer. It was co-financed by HLD Méditerranée and Kresk 4 Océans and benefited from the support of the city of Saint-Tropez.

The Sea Foundation was created in 2015, on the initiative of committed personalities from the maritime world and civil society. It supports, promotes and strengthens the impact of actions of a scientific, educational, cultural and environmental nature related to maritime spaces.

The Mare Vivu association is specialized in the fight against plastic pollution in the Mediterranean and is committed in Corsica to the promotion of zero waste and the preservation of marine biodiversity. It organizes every year CorSeaCare, a mission of scientific data collection and public awareness.

MerTerre is involved in the fight against the solid waste pollution of aquatic environments and coastal areas. It conducts in-depth analyses of waste, helps public authorities and companies develop policies to combat such pollution, organizes clean-up actions, and proposes awareness raising programs for the public and policy-makers.

Earthwake seeks to reduce plastic pollution in marine environments by recycling plastic waste on land. The NGO has developed Chrysalis, a technology for transforming plastic waste into fuel by pyrolysis, aiming to make the recycling of plastic waste more attractive, integrating it into a circular economy approach.