Overview
WHO WE ARE
The Government of the United Kingdom, through the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office, has provided £350 million to build climate-resilient economic infrastructure in the Caribbean. The United Kingdom Caribbean Infrastructure Fund (UKCIF) has provided grant funding for infrastructure projects in seven ODA eligible Caribbean countries and one UK Overseas Territory: Jamaica; Guyana; Belize; Dominica; Grenada; St Lucia; St Vincent and the Grenadines; and Montserrat. UKCIF also funded two projects in Antigua and Barbuda which graduated from ODA eligibility in January 2022.
UKCIF is boosting sustainable growth in these countries, and supporting improved livelihoods, poverty reduction and safer conditions for citizens. The programme is due to close at the end of December 2026.
Disability Inclusion in Infrastructure Checklist
This checklist is intended as a helpful tool for project teams and user assessments to highlight areas for improvement as a design is developed and constructed. It is an abridged overview of relevant standards and guidelines related to disability inclusion to be applied to infrastructure projects. It is not comprehensive and does not replace any applicable standards including relevant building codes and sector-specific guidelines. Please refer directly to the codes, standards and guidelines applicable to your project for detailed information.
Read the User Guide
Start with this overview to explore the key features of the Caribbean Development Bank’s Disability Inclusion Tool.
Access the Checklist
Use this form to highlight areas for improvement as a design is developed and constructed.
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Sharon Griffith
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