Greater Caribbean Climate Mobility Initiative

About the project:

The Greater Caribbean Climate Mobility Initiative (GCCMI) was officially launched in September 2022 to set out a common agenda for addressing climate mobility across the Greater Caribbean region. It seeks to strengthen regional preparedness for the impacts of climate change on human mobility.

By building the evidence base, bringing together diverse actors and stakeholders from across the region and beyond, and advancing a common Agenda for Action, the GCCMI works to foster a growing climate mobility ecosystem in the Greater Caribbean and to support the integration of policy action across sectors and levels of governance. In this way, the region can build collective resilience, uphold people’s right to stay, and consolidate sustainable development gains under more severe climatic conditions.

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Project cost
$ 3,5 Mio

Implementation Period
2022 – 2030

Partners

World Bank
UN Development Programme
UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction
UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
International Organization for Migration

Donor

Joint initiative of the Global Centre for Climate Mobility and the Association of Caribbean States, implemented under the auspices of the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS), with financial support from the Federal Foreign Office of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Open Society Foundations, the Robert Bosch Stiftung, among other international development partners.