Current Strategic Plan
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CCRIF Strategic Plan 2018-2021 The CCRIF Strategic Plan 2018 – 2021 is being implemented during a period in which CARICOM has declared its bold ambition to make the Caribbean the first climate-resilient zone in the world. CCRIF wishes to play its part in helping our region realize this stated ambition. Thus, as CCRIF enters its second decade of operations, additional financing and capital injection will be required to support growth and to facilitate scaling up – that is increasing coverage levels amongst existing members, adding new members and offering new products. CCRIF_Strategic_Plan_2018-2021.pdf |
Current Annual Report
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CCRIF SPC Annual Report 2018-2019 This report will highlight CCRIF SPC’s main accomplishments and activities during the 2018/19 policy year. This was the first year covered by our new Strategic Plan 2018-21, which reflects the objectives which emerged from consensus of our members and our regional and international partners. This report will present not only CCRIF’s activities and accomplishments but also their contribution to the seven strategic objectives established for 2018-2021. CCRIF_SPC_Annual_Report_2018_2019.pdf |
Most Recent Event Report
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Event Briefing - Earthquake - Nicaragua - July 12 2020 A magnitude 5.4 earthquake occurred at 22:38:43 UTC on 12 July 2020, 6.4 km (4 mi) W of El Crucero, Nicaragua; 18.1 km (11.3 mi) S of Ciudad Sandino, Nicaragua and 18.3 km (11.4 mi) NNE of San Rafael del Sur, Nicaragua. Estimates from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) located the epicentre of the event at 11.998°N, 86.368°W, and at a depth of 158.8 km (98.7 mi) – Figure 1. Nicaragua was the only CCRIF member country where peak ground acceleration, computed with the CCRIF SPHERA model, was greater than 0.01 g for this earthquake. 20200722_CCRIF_FinalEventBriefing_NIC_eq20200712_Final.pdf |
Current Newsletter
Recent Technical Material
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Applying for a CCRIF SPC Small Grant: Application & Project Proposal Writing Guidelines This document is a “toolkit” designed for NGOs and CBOs to enable them to prepare and submit project proposals to the CCRIF Small Grants Programme. This programme provides grants between US$5,000 and US$25,000 to NGOs CBOs and academic institutions to implement community-based disaster risk reduction projects. CCRIFSPC_SmallGrantsProgrammeToolkit-Application_ProposalWriiting-Guidelines-January2020.pdf |
Other Materials
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COAST-The Caribbean Oceans and Aquaculture Sustainability Facility COAST is an innovative climate risk insurance mechanism to promote: food security; livelihoods of fisherfolk; resilient fisheries; sustainable management of coastal infrastructure; and disaster risk reduction in the Caribbean. CCRIFSPC_COAST_Brochure_July2019.pdf |
