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This article explores how the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) and its national partners are helping the region not only recover from recent climate-related disasters but also build long-term resilience through natur...
Small island nations in the Caribbean are among the countries in the world most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including rising sea levels, coastal erosion, and stronger and...
As the Caribbean faces mounting climate-related hazards, the development of CWPs offers a clear path toward a more resilient future. Belize, The Bahamas, and Suriname are setting a precedent for other nations in the r...
The Eastern Caribbean Community Resilience Programme (ECCRP) is a programme to build each member state's resilience capacity against natural disasters and the impact of climate change.
Today I will discuss CDB’s strategy for building resilience to climate change and disasters in the Caribbean. I will also share some information about our achievements in 2024 and plans for 2025 and beyond.
The Caribbean and Central American regions have a long history of hurricanes. However, the frequency and intensity has increased in recent years. From Hurricane Mitch in 1998 to Hurricanes Irma (2017), Maria (2017), D...
The project focuses on improving local resilience to hurricanes and climate extremes in the Eastern Caribbean using community-based and ecosystem-based disaster risk reduction (CBDRR/Eco-DRR) approaches.
This is the new reality of the climate crisis: Disasters hitting the Caribbean are compounding and can trigger infrastructure collapse, social erosion and economic debt spirals.
Some six million people have been affected by the category five hurricane which swept across the Caribbean last week, prompting UN agencies to scale up relief operations to safeguard livelihoods and reduce further los...
With funding support from the Scotiabank Foundation, the project aims to challenge each student to write and publish three climate stories to raise awareness about the effect of the climate crisis on their communities...
