Open opportunities from Carribean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF)
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Technical Assistance (TA) Programme
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This programme provides technical assistance to Caribbean and Central American governments to strengthen their capacity in disaster risk management and ex-ante risk financing mechanisms. It targets public-sector institutions seeking to build institutional and technical capabilities for climate and disaster resilience.
Livelihood Protection Policy (LPP)
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An insurance product offered by CCRIF that protects low-income individuals in the Caribbean from livelihood losses caused by natural hazards like hurricanes and heavy rainfall. The grant funds access to this social-protection insurance mechanism as a climate-adaptation tool.
Small Grants Programme
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A grant programme funding projects that advance disaster risk management and climate risk financing across the Caribbean and Central America. Eligible applicants submit proposals addressing climate adaptation and resilience through risk financing mechanisms and disaster preparedness.
Caribbean Regional Risk-Insurance Scholarship Programme
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This is a scholarship programme jointly offered by CCRIF and the University of the West Indies that funds Caribbean students pursuing studies in disaster risk management, climate adaptation, and related disciplines. The programme builds capacity in climate resilience and adaptation across the Caribbean region.
Parametric Earthquake Insurance
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Parametric earthquake insurance policy for Caribbean and Central American governments that triggers automatic payouts based on event intensity and catastrophe models, with claims settled within 14 days. This is a sovereign disaster-risk financing instrument designed to enable rapid post-earthquake recovery funding for eligible governments.
Caribbean Climate Risk Scholarship Programme
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This scholarship programme funds Caribbean students pursuing higher education in disaster risk management and related fields, offered through a partnership between CCRIF and the University of the West Indies. It supports capacity-building in climate adaptation and resilience across the Caribbean region.
Electric Utility Parametric Insurance
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Parametric catastrophe insurance product for Caribbean electric utility companies that covers natural hazard events including tropical cyclones and earthquakes. This is a risk-financing mechanism available to utility members in the Caribbean region.
Tropical Cyclone Parametric Insurance
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Parametric insurance product offered by CCRIF that provides rapid payouts to Caribbean and Central American governments when tropical cyclone events meet pre-agreed intensity thresholds, with claims settled within 14 days. This is a sovereign-level disaster risk financing instrument designed to enable faster post-disaster recovery and resilience building in cyclone-prone regions.
Parametric Excess Rainfall Insurance
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Parametric insurance policy that provides rapid payouts to Caribbean and Central American governments when excess rainfall events occur, with payouts triggered within 14 days based on modelled rainfall intensity losses. This is a sovereign-level disaster risk financing instrument designed to help governments manage climate-related rainfall hazards.
Water Utility Parametric Insurance
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Parametric catastrophe insurance product designed to provide rapid liquidity to Caribbean water utility companies following natural hazard events. This is a risk-financing mechanism that helps water utilities recover quickly from climate and disaster impacts.
Caribbean Ocean and Aquaculture Sustainability Facility (COAST)
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COAST is a parametric microinsurance product designed to protect fisherfolk, boat captains, fish vendors, and crew in Caribbean nations against climate and disaster-related losses in the fisheries sector. The facility provides sovereign insurance coverage currently available to Saint Lucia and Grenada, developed through partnerships with the US State Department, World Bank, and regional fisheries bodies.