Programmes

Programmes

The CDB operates various programmes across strategic sectors such as the Disaster Risk Management (DRM) and Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF). These programmes focus on disaster mitigation and poverty reduction respectively.

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CDB Projects Department

The Projects Department plays a supervisory role in these programmes providing among other things technical assistance to personnel involved at the local level in the Borrowing Member Country where the relevant programme operates. A listing of approved projects can be found here.

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Special Development Fund Unified

The Special Development Fund (SDF) was established in 1970 to provide loans of high development priority.
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SDFU Meetings

Meetings are convened to discuss various aspects of the Fund’s implementation by stakeholders.

Strategic Sectors

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Caribbean Technology Consultancy Services

CTCS contributes to strengthening private sector capabilities by linking people who have business and technical experience with business that need consulting advice and assistance. Find out more

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Disaster Risk Management and Climate Change

The Disaster Management Strategy and Operational Guidelines, 2009, provide a comprehensive approach to disaster risk management and climate change adaptation. Find out more

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Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF)

BNTF grants improve access to health services, education, water and sanitation, and other community needs. Find out more.

Focus Areas

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Capacity Building
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Environmental Considerations
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Gender Equality
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Impact of Good Governance
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Management for Development Results
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Poverty Reduction Action Plan

VYBZING: CDB and Youth

CDB’s strategic focus has led to investments that directly contribute to the development of our youth. CDB’s investments include physical infrastructure for primary and secondary schools; improving access to post-secondary and skills training; student loan schemes; youth scholarship programmes; building capacity of youth organisations; micro credit; micro, small and medium-sized enterprise development; and direct dissemenation of information to the youth for more informed decision-making. Find out more

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