Dominica, The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, and Haiti share regional vulnerability to severe weather events.
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Updated Jul 7
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Dominica, The Bahamas, Dominican Republic, and Haiti share regional vulnerability to severe weather events.
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- Grenada is vulnerable to regional supply chain disruptions and relies on regional crisis management capacity within the wider Caribbean region.
- Wilkinson studies the impact of the climate crisis on the Caribbean region, involving Jamaica and the Indian Ocean.
The entities involved
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Dominica
island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea
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Dominican Republic
island sovereign state in the Caribbean Sea
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Haiti
country in the Caribbean Sea
- The Organization of American States (OAS) is currently gathering to address and resolve political crises in several member states, including Haiti, Venezuela, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
- Historical events from 2016 included the formation of the Non-Aligned Movement and an earthquake striking Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Related events
- Regional concerns are mounting regarding humanitarian pressures and security crises affecting Cuba, Haiti, and the wider Caribbean region.
- Acute food insecurity, water crisis, and regional fragility are straining stability across Latin America, affecting countries like Colombia, Cuba, and Haiti.
- A disaster-preparedness agreement has been reached between the Dominican Republic and the government of New York.
- The national system of protected areas operates within the borders of the Dominican Republic, which hosts these vulnerable areas.
- The COE issued a threat of heavy rainfall and flooding in the Dominican Republic starting on May 27, 2026.