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INTASAVE Welcomes Newest Team Member
The INTASAVE Partnership and CARIBSAVE is delighted to announce the appointment of Ms Helen Gibbons as Director of Philanthropy and International Development.… View Article.
C-FISH Initiative Launched in Jamaica
The Caribbean Fish Sanctuary Partnership Initiative (C-FISH) is a £2.1 million project funded by UK government through the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) and implemented by The CARIBSAVE Partnership. … View Article.
Websites Launched!
Several projects being implemented under the INTASAVE and CARIBSAVE purview have further established an online presence… View Article.
INTASAVE: South-South Cooperation for Increased Resilience - COP 18
As countries face the new and emerging challenge of climate change impacts and an urgent need to plan, prepare and implement adaptation responses, developing countries require support to build the much-needed capacity and body of best practice. South-South Cooperation offered a platform for countries at similar stages of development to share experience, cooperate and fill these gaps.… View Article.

The CARIBSAVE Partnership (CARIBSAVE) is a Not-For-Profit regional organization based in the Caribbean with its Headquarters in Barbados. CARIBSAVE was formed in 2008 as a partnership initiative between the Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) and the University of Oxford. CARIBSAVE works with stakeholders to address the impacts and challenges surrounding climate change, the environment, economic development, tourism and community livelihoods across the Caribbean Basin, using an integrated and holistic approach.

See the interactive map above and click on any one of the country names to browse the projects and activities being implemented by the CARIBSAVE Partnership across the Caribbean Region.

The Caribbean is the most tourism-dependent region in the world with few options to develop alternative economic sectors. The region is one of the most vulnerable in the world to the impacts of climate change including sea level rise, biodiversity loss and impacts on human health.

The CARIBSAVE partnership is providing practical strategies, and implementing capacity building and skills transfer activities across the region for pro-poor and national economic development in the Caribbean in an era of economic restructuring and climate change.

Climate Change & Livelihoods: a sectoral approach to vulnerability and resilience
Water, Energy, Biodiversity, Tourism, Agriculture, Human Health, Infrastructure and Settlement, Gender, Comprehensive Disaster Management