Project Overview
Assuring Ecological Connectivity and Community Resilience through Nature Based Solutions in Selected Areas in Jamaica and Grenada
Jamaica, Grenada
This project strengthens ecological connectivity and community resilience in selected landscapes in Jamaica and Grenada through nature-based solutions. It links ecosystem restoration, climate-risk reduction, community preparedness, livelihood resilience, and participatory planning to improve the ability of vulnerable communities and connected ecosystems to withstand climate impacts.
Key Objectives
- Restore and connect priority ecosystems in selected Jamaican and Grenadian landscapes
- Reduce climate and disaster risks using community-centered nature-based solutions
- Strengthen community preparedness, participation, and resilient livelihoods
- Improve coordination, knowledge sharing, and long-term management of restoration interventions
Ecosystem Focus
Connected terrestrial, watershed, coastal, and marine ecosystems in selected project areas in Jamaica and Grenada.
Communities Involved
This project was implemented in the following communities and project areas:
- Selected vulnerable communities in Jamaica
- Selected vulnerable communities in Grenada
Implementing Organizations
Lead Organization:
International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC)
IFRC coordinates the regional programme, connecting ecosystem restoration and climate adaptation with locally led resilience, preparedness, and livelihood activities.
Project Partners
- Jamaica Red Cross
- Grenada Red Cross Society
- Government, technical, and community partners in both countries