MEMBERS

The Atlantic International Research Centre is an international collaborative framework to address global challenges and local priorities in the Atlantic Ocean.
It promotes an integrative approach to climate and ocean issues in the Atlantic, supported by emerging technological innovations and advances in space and data science, and through international cooperation.

The association was launched in 2016 by the Portuguese Government, initiating a consultation process under the title of "Atlantic Interactions". The establishment of the AIR Centre was formally made during the 2^nd High-Level Dialogue on Atlantic Interactions, that took place at Florianopolis, Brazil, in November 2017.
The Headquarters are established at Terceira Island, in the Azores.

Sixteen states (or regions) cooperate through AIR Centre initiatives: Portugal, Azores, Madeira, Spain, Nigeria, United Kingdom, Cabo Verde, Brazil, South Africa, Morocco, Angola, Colombia, France, Guatemala, Peru, and Sao Tome and Principe.