The Climate Actions for Building Resilience in Coastal Communities (CABRIC) programme is a regional climate adaptation initiative operating across The Bahamas, Belize, Grenada, Jamaica, and Saint Lucia. The programme is led by the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) and funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF). CABRIC promotes locally driven solutions that help communities adapt to climate change impacts, including coastal erosion, stronger storms, flooding, ecosystem degradation, and threats to livelihoods.

Participating Countries

The Bahamas · Belize · Grenada · Jamaica · Saint Lucia

In Grenada

Supporting Communities in Grenada

The Business Development Centre (BDC) of the Grenada Investment Development Corporation (GIDC) is responsible for implementing the CABRIC programme in Grenada and supporting eligible organizations in accessing climate adaptation financing. Through the programme, community-based organizations, civil society organizations, local authorities, and other eligible groups will have opportunities to develop and implement projects that strengthen climate resilience and environmental sustainability. The BDC will work closely with local stakeholders to promote community-led solutions that will address climate-related challenges while contributing to sustainable economic and social development.

What Success Looks Like

Expected Outcomes in Grenada

1. Stronger climate resilience in coastal communities.
2. Improved protection of ecosystems and natural resources.
3. Increased community capacity to respond to climate risks.
4. Enhanced livelihood opportunities and sustainable economic development.
5. Greater community participation in climate adaptation planning and decision-making.
6. Increased access to climate finance for local resilience initiatives.

Programme Documents

Read the CABRIC Safeguard Frameworks

Both documents set out how CABRIC protects people and ecosystems while projects are being designed and delivered.