Our Projects

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.

Our Project Goals

Protect and manage the Caribbean’s natural resources

Strengthen the Caribbean Sustainable Finance Architecture

Provide long term financing solutions for marine and coastal areas

The Caribbean Regional Architecture for Biodiversity (CRAB)

The 5-year CRAB project started in July 2022 and will support the innovative nature-based economic development opportunities.

Reef Resilience and Risk Financing in the Greater Caribbean

The Reef Resilience and Risk Financing in the Greater Caribbean project started in January 2022 to build the resilience of reef ecosystems and the communities they support.

Local Projects

Coral Reef Restoration and creation of Artifical Reefs

Institutional Strengthening of the Laborie Development Foundation: Building coastal resilience through community involvement

Capacity Building to support Improved Collection and Analysis of Environmental Data in Saint Lucia

Iyanola Crossing – Protecting the endemic St. Lucia Iguana

Establishment of a sustainable National Medicinal Organic Herb Programme With value added processing for St. Lucia with its focus at La Pointe, Mon Repos

Vetiver Systems Technology (VST) Applications for farmland restoration, land conservation, food security, and sustainable livelihoods for farmers in St. Vincent’s North Leeward Orange Zone

Our Project Goals

The Caribbean Regional Architecture for Biodiversity (CRAB)

Reef Resilience and Risk Financing in the Greater Caribbean

Local Projects

Coral Reef Restoration and creation of Artifical Reefs

Institutional Strengthening of the Laborie Development Foundation: Building coastal resilience through community involvement

Capacity Building to support Improved Collection and Analysis of Environmental Data in Saint Lucia

Iyanola Crossing – Protecting the endemic St. Lucia Iguana

Establishment of a sustainable National Medicinal Organic Herb Programme With value added processing for St. Lucia with its focus at La Pointe, Mon Repos

Reef replanting and school dive program

Enhancement of resource management capacity within the Tobago Cays Marine Park (TCMP)

Building a Zero Waste Ecosystem for Enhanced Biodiversity for Birds and People at Belmont Salt Pond

Reef Restoration of Devil’s Table

Vetiver Systems Technology (VST) Applications for farmland restoration, land conservation, food security, and sustainable livelihoods for farmers in St. Vincent’s North Leeward Orange Zone

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