Project Map

The project aims to reduce vulnerability to the multi-hazard environment of the Soufriere Volcano across 12 communities in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

The project aims to enhance disaster risk reduction capacities in the town of Savanna la Mar and three communities, namely Russia, New Market Oval and Llandilo Phase 1.  This will be achieved by: implementing floodwater control, coastal protection measures and early warning systems to improve the

The project aims to strengthen the resilience of the communities in the Trinityville Development Area to the impacts of natural hazards and climate change.

The project aims to increase the resilience of the Llandewey and Ramble communities to the impacts of natural hazards and climate change.  This will be achieved by: rehabilitating critical public buildings to improve their resilience to floods, heavy rainfall and hurricanes; improving livelihoods

The project aims to improve the Jeffrey Town community’s resilience to the impacts of natural hazards and climate change.

The project aims to increase the resilience of Peckham and surrounding communities in Clarendon to natural hazards and climate change impacts.  Project activities will enable community members to: enhance food security and livelihoods by establishing an aquaponics system powered by renewable ener

The project aims to ensure that sustainable measures are in place to safeguard communities from flood and climate change impacts.

The project will strengthen the capacity of vulnerable community members in 11 villages in the Toledo District to adapt to natural hazard and climate change impacts.

This Project is expected to contribute to increased access to business loan and saving products and services for female and male-owned micro and small enterprises (MSEs).

The project is designed to enhance the capacity of rural communities in Grenada to sustain their livelihoods.

The expected outcomes of the project are a fully restored electricity transmission and distribution system; and enhanced capacity of the Anguilla Electricity Company Limited to improve the climate resilience of the electricity supply of Anguilla

The expected outcomes of the Project are restored infrastructure in the road, education, water supply, agriculture and fisheries sectors, which is socially inclusive and climate resilient; and enhanced institutional capacity for land use planning and disaster risk reduction.

The outcome of this intervention is to establish technically viable solutions to upgrade the Coastal Highway in Belize so that it can support economic development, positive social impacts and greater climate change resilience, through the updating of the feasibility study and the preparation of d

The project aims to enhance the compliance of Grenada’s Fresh Fruits and Vegetables sub-sector with internationally recognized food safety management systems.

The project aims to reduce the consumption of fossil-fuel generated electricity through energy efficiency measures and renewable energy substitution, contributing to lower greenhouse gas emissions.

 The technical assistance aims to provide the Ministry of Public Works and Ports with gender-responsive, climate resilient and safe designs for a road infrastructure project.

The project is expected to contribute to increased resilience in the road sector and the socioeconomic development of Antigua and Barbuda. The two corridors to be rehabilitated serve as primary arteries linking the capital of St.

The overall objective of the project is improved quality, equity, efficiency and effectiveness of the education system in Saint Lucia, making it responsive to the needs of diverse learners.

The aim of the project is to provide the National Water and Sewerage Authority with a gender-responsive, climate resilient technical solution for the upgrading and expansion of the Southern St.

 This project will assist in financing emergency working capital support for the regional airline, LIAT (1974) Ltd., due to severe operating losses associated with the impact of Hurricanes Irma and Maria on a number of island destinations during September 2017.

 This project will assist in financing emergency working capital support for the regional airline, LIAT (1974) Ltd., due to severe operating losses associated with the impact of Hurricanes Irma and Maria on a number of island destinations during September 2017.

The project aims to improve the capacity, and reliability of the Anguilla Electricity Company Limited’s power generating system to meet the growing electricity demand in Anguilla.

The Project will support the financing of a Governance and Sanitation Training Programme  in collaboration with DINEPA.

The project aims to enhance production and productivity of farmers in Essex Valley in a socially inclusive, gender equitable and climate sensitive manner. The project is designed to develop an irrigation system, which will supply water to approximately 700 hectares of agricultural land.

The expected outcome of this intervention is the establishment of technically and economically viable solutions to upgrade coastal and river infrastructure around Georgetown. This will support economic development, positive social and gender impacts and greater climate change resilience.

 The project aims to fully restore the electricity generation, transmission and distribution system; and enhance the capacity of Dominica Electricity Services Limited to improve the climate resilience of the electricity supply in Dominica.

 The project will assist the Government of Anguilla in meeting its fiscal obligations after the destruction caused by Hurricane Irma in 2017. The funds will allow the Government to focus on its recovery priorities, without having to divert resources to meet financing needs.

The objective of this project is to conduct studies and assessments for the establishment of technically and economically viable, climate-resilient, socially-inclusive, and gender-responsive solutions to develop a new cargo port facility in Kingstown.

This intervention aims to enhance capacity of the Government of Saint Lucia in developing a technically viable solution to upgrade the Millennium Highway and West Coast Road corridor.

The project aims to improve the efficiency, effectiveness and resilience of the port facilities to provide a safe harbour and accessibility to all users.

The project aims to improve the quality, equity and effectiveness of the education system in the British Virgin Islands. It is designed to improve the teaching/learning environment; improve the quality and effectiveness of the system; and strengthen the leadership capacity of the sector.

The overall outcome of the project is to assist the Government of Guyana to enhance access to, and improve the quality and effectiveness of the Technical and Vocational Education and Training system. 

The project is designed to enhance the capacity of the Government of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas to make evidence-based decisions in respect of disaster risk management, climate change adaptation and physical planning through geomatics capabilities.

The project aims to reduce street and flood lighting energy consumption and associated greenhouse gas emissions in St. Kitts and Nevis, and enhance the capacity of St. Kitts Electricity Company Limited and Nevis Electricity Company Limited in climate change adaptation planning.

The expected outcomes of the Project are: a fully restored electricity generation, transmission and distribution system; and enhanced capacity of Dominica Electricity Services Limited to improve the climate resilience of the electricity supply in Dominica.

The Policy-Based Loan is structured around two pillars: restoring economic stability, and resilience

The objective of the Project is improved learning outcomes for students in TVET at the Lower Secondary School level. The Project aims to enhance the learning environment, capacity for instructional effectiveness, capacity for quality TVET delivery and community competence.

The development objective of the Policy-Based Loan is to support the Government of Suriname in implementing a series of institutional, policy and legislative reforms as it seeks to stabilise the economy and provide a platform for sustainable growth and development.

The grant to Haiti covers the country’s 2013-2014  insurance premiums with CCRIF, the company that provides parametric insurance coverage to the Caribbean and Latin America.

The outcome of the Project is improved access to early childhood development and primary education for poor children ages 3–12 in under-served populations; and enhanced equity, quality and governance of the education sector.

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The grant to Haiti covers the country’s 2015-2016  insurance premiums with CCRIF SPC, the company that provides parametric insurance coverage to the Caribbean and Latin America.

The objective of the Project is to provide increased and equitable access to high quality and relevant TVET in Haiti for both males and females.

The objective of the Project is to improve access to enhanced and inclusive agricultural production systems in the North West Department of Haiti.

The objective of the Grant is to provide resources to the Haiti Red Cross to support the emergency relief efforts in Haiti following the passage of Hurricane Matthew, and will specifically cover the purchase and transportation of emergency relief supplies and equipment.

The grant to Haiti covers the country’s 2017-2018 insurance premiums with CCRIF SPC, the company that provides parametric insurance coverage to the Caribbean and Latin America.

The expected outcome of the Project is the development of climate resilient sector plans and investment programmes utilising the suite of tools and guidelines developed.

The objective of this technical assistance is to support the operations of CARTAC for a period of five years and four months.

The overall objective of this technical assistance is enhanced capacity of the University of the West Indies Faculty of Sport for strategic and business development planning for the further development of the Academies of Sport.

The Project aims to deliver quality power supply to customers in an efficient manner by improving the reliability, and increasing the capability and operational flexibility of Energie Bedrijven Suriname’s sub-transmission and distribution network on the Energie Voorziening Paramaribo (EPAR) and t

The expected outcome of the project is a road network in Antigua with improved efficiency, safety, and climate resilience; and a socially inclusive management and planning framework.

The expected outcomes of the project are reduced street lighting energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions associated with reduction in energy consumption; and enhancement of the Antigua Public Utilities Authority’s capacity in climate change planning

This project aims to satisfy unmet credit needs of MSMEs which face limited options in accessing finance, by providing resources to eligible enterprises for financing technically and economically viable projects in the productive sectors; promoting home ownership and improving existing housing st

The project aims to increase gender-equitable and inclusive access to climate-resilient infrastructure, and quality and basic social services for poor and vulnerable communities.

 The policy-based loan supports the implementation of the Government of Grenada’s 36-month structural adjustment programme of institutional and policy reforms to restore macroeconomic stability and accelerate economic growth, social development and poverty reduction.

The project aims to improve the resilience of children, youth and poor families in the communities of Dangriga and San Ignacio/Santa Elena in Belize, thereby improving their life chances.

 The project will assist the Government of Belize in financing the cost of clearing and cleaning in the affected areas and the emergency restoration of essential services in the aftermath of Hurricane Earl.

 The expected outcome of the project is a high-quality, relevant and gender-responsive Technical and Vocational Education and Training system.

The project objective is to improve stability of the banking system in Anguilla. The project will assist in satisfying the capital needs of the new bridge bank, National Commercial Bank Anguilla, Limited established under the Banking Act (2015) by the Government of Anguilla.

This project aims to reduce the vulnerability of communities in Georgetown, Bridgetown and Marriaqua to extreme rainfall and other climate change impacts. The Project involves Pre-Investment Studies and Land Acquisition.

The expected outcome of the revised Project is an efficient, climate resilient, reliable and sustainable supply of potable water to all consumers within the Water Area-1 (WA-1) network.

The expected overall outcome of the project is enhanced capacity to increase individual and social resilience by providing gender-responsive and socially-inclusive mental health and psychosocial support in disaster management in the Caribbean.

The grant to Haiti covers the country’s 2016-2017 insurance premiums with CCRIF SPC, the company that provides parametric insurance coverage to the Caribbean and Latin America.

The Project aims to: