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 name: Coastal and Ocean Resilience Data Collaborative (CORD)
 summary: Strengthening Infrastructure and Safety in Vulnerable Coastal Regions of India
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   India’s long coastline is home to millions of people, critical infrastructure,
   rich ecosystems and economic activity, but is increasingly exposed to
   cyclones, flooding, coastal erosion, rising sea levels and other
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   constrain risk-informed planning, resource mobilisation and long-term
   resilience.
 
-  To address this, we are developing the Coastal & Ocean Resilience Data Collaborative (CORD), an interoperable open data platform and a collaborative framework for resilient coastal planning. The CORD is being developed with support from the Lloyd’s Register Foundation, focusing on vulnerable coastal regions across Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
+  To address this, we are developing the Coastal & Ocean Resilience Data Collaborative (CORD), an interoperable open data platform and a collaborative framework for resilient coastal planning. The CORD is being developed with support from the \[Lloyd’s Register Foundation](http://www.lrfoundation.org.uk), focusing on vulnerable coastal regions across Odisha, Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
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   CORD will bring together government, researchers and other changemakers across
   coastal resilience to better understand the interconnected risks coastal
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   Designed as an open-source, modular platform, CORD’s architecture and approaches can be adapted to different coastal contexts. By bringing together diverse data, analytical tools and local knowledge, it aims to support more informed, participatory and locally grounded approaches to coastal resilience.
 
 
-  Earlier in 2026, CORD was endorsed as a project under UN Ocean Practices for the Decade Programme, joining a global movement of science-based initiatives working toward the "science we need for the ocean we want."
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+  Earlier in 2026, [CORD was endorsed as a project under UN Ocean Practices for the Decade Programme](https://www.ioc.unesco.org/en/articles/ocean-decade-endorsement-accelerates-partnerships-and-data-sharing-coastal-resilience), joining a global movement of science-based initiatives working toward the "science we need for the ocean we want."
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 sector: Climate Action
 type: project
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