SARCC: Strengthening the Adaptation and Resilience Capacity of Coastal Communities in the Baradères-Cayemites Complex to Face the Adverse Effects of Climate Change

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Summary & Objectives

This project aims to protect and increase the resilience of coastal and inland ecosystems and communities in the Baradères Cayemites Complex by reducing the severity of flooding, erosion, and unsustainable resource extraction. It is an adaptation of a similar “ridge to reef” approach that CORE is implementing through another Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) funded EbA award in the neighboring Bondeau/Corail/Pestel areas.

Project Details

Start Date

  • January 10, 2024

End Date

  • July 10, 2026

Project Duration

  • 30 months

Implementation Status

  • In Progress

Source of Funding

  • EbA Facility

CBF Funding

  • $2,000,000

Co-Financing

  • $296,452

Total Funding

  • $2,296,452

Project Resources

The resources for this project will be available soon.

Other project details

Target Countries

Haiti

Grantees

Community Organized Relief Effort (CORE)

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