SIDS4 Side event
Financing on the edge: Making climate finance work for the Caribbean’s most vulnerable populations
- Wednesday, May 29th
- 10:00 to 11:30 PM EST
- Antigua & Barbuda International Institute of Technology
This side event, titled “Financing on the Edge: Making Climate Finance Work for the Caribbean’s Most Vulnerable Populations”, delves into the critical need for targeted climate finance mechanisms in the Caribbean. It acknowledges the unique challenges faced by vulnerable populations, particularly those struggling with food insecurity, and emphasizes the importance of integrating climate and disaster risk financing with social protection systems.
Through a panel discussion featuring government representatives, UN agencies, and financial institutions, the event explores innovative strategies to ensure accessible and effective climate finance reaches those who need it most, ultimately facilitating their adaptation and resilience-building efforts in the face of climate change.
We invite you to register and join this crucial discussion in person on Wednesday, May 29th, from 4:00 to 5:30 PM at the Antigua & Barbuda International Institute of Technology.
Engage with policymakers, UN representatives, and financial experts as we delve into innovative strategies and advocate for improved financial mechanisms that empower vulnerable communities to build resilience and adapt to the challenges of climate change.
Register today and be part of shaping a more secure future for those most impacted by climate-related risks.
*Limited seats available
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