ABOUT US
Together, we go further.
Guided by the need to make a positive impact within the Caribbean region, our donors and partners have all contributed to the mandate of the CBF not only financially but with human capital.
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FUNDING PARTNERS
The governments, agencies and organisations whose funding makes our programs possible.
Through KfW Development Bank, the German Government helped capitalise the CBF in 2012 and supports our Endowment Fund, EbA Facility and ACE Facility.
Visit websiteBMZ commissions German development cooperation, including the support channelled to the CBF through KfW.
Visit websiteGermany’s International Climate Initiative supports climate and biodiversity action worldwide, including our Climate Change Program.
Visit websiteGermany’s agency for international cooperation and a partner in sustainable development across the region.
Visit websiteThe French Development Agency funds the Caribbean Regional Architecture for Biodiversity (CRAB) project together with FFEM.
Visit websiteThe FFEM co-funds the Caribbean Regional Architecture for Biodiversity (CRAB) project together with AFD.
Visit websiteGlobal Affairs Canada funds the Caribbean Organizations for a Resilient Environment (CORE) Project.
Visit websiteThrough the World Bank and UNDP, the GEF helped capitalise the CBF in 2012. It also funds the Blue Economy Finance Project implemented with UNEP.
Visit websiteA founding contributor to the CBF in 2012 and to our Endowment Fund.
Visit websiteOn behalf of the Blue Nature Alliance, Conservation International supports our Effective Marine Protected Area Activities for the Caribbean (EMPAC) Project.
Visit websiteA global partnership for large-scale ocean conservation that supports our EMPAC Project for effective marine protected areas.
Visit websiteOur partner for the Blue Economy Finance Project, funded by the Global Environment Facility.
Visit websiteGOVERNMENT PARTNERS
The ministries we work with in our member and observer countries, alongside their National Conservation Trust Funds.
THE BAHAMAS
Our government partner in The Bahamas, alongside the Bahamas Protected Areas Fund (BPAF).
DOMINICA
Our government partner in Dominica, alongside the Dominica National Conservation Trust Fund (DNCTF).
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
Our government partner in the Dominican Republic, alongside Fondo MARENA.
GRENADA
Our government partner in Grenada, alongside the Grenada Sustainable Development Trust Fund (GSDTF).
GUYANA
Our government partner in Guyana, which joined the CBF as an Observer in 2019.
HAITI
Our government partner in Haiti, alongside the national conservation trust fund FHB.
JAMAICA
Our government partner in Jamaica, alongside the National Conservation Trust Fund for Jamaica (NCTFJ).
SAINT LUCIA
Our government partner in Saint Lucia, alongside the Saint Lucia National Conservation Fund (SLUNCF).
SAINT LUCIA
A government partner in Saint Lucia.
ST. KITTS AND NEVIS
Our government partner in St. Kitts and Nevis, alongside the national conservation trust fund SCNCF.
ST. VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
Our government partner in St. Vincent and the Grenadines, alongside the national conservation trust fund SVGCF.
NETWORKS AND TECHNICAL PARTNERS
The networks, institutions and industry partners we learn from and work alongside.
The Network of Environmental Funds of Latin America and the Caribbean, connecting conservation trust funds across the region.
Visit websiteA network of African conservation trust funds that we exchange knowledge and experience with.
An initiative promoting partnerships between environmental funds in Latin America, the Caribbean and Africa and the private sector through innovative financial mechanisms.
A partnership of IUCN and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre supporting protected areas and biodiversity in Africa, the Caribbean and the Pacific.
Visit websiteA development organisation advancing gender equality, economic resilience and climate action, including across the Caribbean.
Visit websiteThe University of the West Indies’ Centre for Marine Sciences, a scientific partner in Caribbean marine research.
A private sector partner connecting tourism and conservation in Saint Lucia.
A partner in linking tourism revenue with the protection of natural assets.
Join the funders and partners investing in the Caribbean’s natural capital.