Climate Change & the Economy

Building stronger regional networks through partnerships that advance civil society and inclusive development across the Caribbean.

Assessing the far-reaching economic implications of climate change on Caribbean nations — from impacts on key industries such as tourism, agriculture, and fisheries to broader challenges affecting fiscal stability, employment, and trade. By exploring these intersections, we aim to highlight the importance of integrating climate resilience into economic planning and policy to ensure sustainable, inclusive growth across the region.

Climate Change & the Economy

CDRFI Position Paper

Unlocking Climate Finance: Caribbean Regional Coordination for Climate Resilience

Closing the Protection Gap: A Community-Centered Insurance Framework for Climate Resilience in the Caribbean

Macroeconomic Modeling of Managing Hurricane Damage in the Caribbean

A Climate Economy Policy Model for Barbados

Debt, Climate Change and Vulnerable Groups – Main Paper

Summary Report – The Impacts of Sovereign Debt and Climate-Related Events on Caribbean Vulnerable Groups

Summary Report – The Impacts of Sovereign Debt and Climate-Related Events on Caribbean Vulnerable Groups

Debt, Climate Change and Vulnerable Groups – Main Paper

A Climate Economy Policy Model for Barbados