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  1. Climate vulnerability in the Caribbean drives the need for regional financial solutions.
  2. The Green Climate Fund provides financing for a DOMCREP project involving the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre.

Green Climate Fund allocates $20M to Eastern Caribbean climate resilience projects

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 3
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The Green Climate Fund is distributing a US$20-million regional project through its Enhanced Direct Access program to the Eastern Caribbean states. This funding is divided equally among Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, and Grenada. The finance is delivered via Public Sector Investment Programme grants, community small-grant facilities, and localized revolving loan facilities.

From thecommonwealth.org

Why it matters

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Climate change poses a significant risk to the Eastern Caribbean, where a single climate event can equal five per cent of GDP across the region. The finance aims to build capacity and sustainable financing mechanisms to support economic recovery and growth in these vulnerable economies.

The Green Climate Fund provides financing for a DOMCREP project involving the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre, addressing the need for regional financial solutions driven by climate vulnerability in the Caribbean.

From thecommonwealth.org

Who's involved

  • Green Climate FundThe fund distributing climate finance to the Eastern Caribbean
  • Eastern CaribbeanThe region receiving climate finance and seeking sustainable financing mechanisms
  • AntiguaOne of the three island states receiving an equal share of the climate finance
  • GrenadaOne of the three island states receiving an equal share of the climate finance
  • Antigua and BarbudaOne of the three island states receiving an equal share of the climate finance
  • DominicaOne of the three island states receiving an equal share of the climate finance

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GrenadaSpeculative

    Grenada could see increased investment in climate resilience projects through the regional grants and loans.

  • Antigua and BarbudaSpeculative

    Antigua and Barbuda might see increased investment in climate resilience projects through the regional grants and loans.

  • DominicaSpeculative

    Dominica could see increased investment in climate resilience projects through the regional grants and loans.

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