From mangrove restoration to replanting coral, the Caribbean Biodiversity Fund finances projects that preserve healthy biodiversity on 13 Caribbean islands.
With regional and local projects in various stages of implementation, we strive to make a positive and lasting impact in the conservation of the region’s natural resources.
As a regional institution, the CBF is an implementing partner for donors to invest in conserving the Caribbean’s natural resources and rich biodiversity. The organization’s flexible structure allows for the implementation of innovative solutions for resource mobilization at the regional level through a range of financial instruments.
On-the-ground, partner National Conservation Trust Funds (NCTFs) and Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) Facility grantees implement projects for the preservation of the marine and terrestrial ecosystems in 13 countries within the insular Caribbean. The NCTFs additionally lead the grantmaking process and drive programs for the protection of biodiversity within their countries.
