Chemora McKnee is a Climate Finance Access Network (CFAN) Advisor based in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. As Co-Founder of SUS-CAB Solutions, a development consultancy, and SUS-Edibles, a green business startup, Chemora focuses on advancing climate financing, agriculture, and sustainable practices. SUS-Edibles specializes in locally sourced, nutrient-rich dehydrated fruits and vegetables, using renewable energy to reduce waste and promote sustainability. In her role with CFAN, Chemora supports the Government of Barbados in developing project proposals and mobilizing resources for climate finance, with an emphasis on renewable energy and energy efficiency. She aims to leverage her participation in the Caribbean Climate Justice Leaders Academy to foster collaboration, gain valuable feedback, and amplify her impact on climate resilience and environmental sustainability. Through global engagement, Chemora seeks to connect with diverse stakeholders and enhance her advocacy for sustainable development and climate justice.
Academic / Professional Background
- Co-Founder of SUS-CAB Solutions, a development consultancy service.
- Co-Founder of SUS-Edibles, a green business startup.
- Climate Finance Access Network (CFAN) Advisor to the Government of Barbados.
Climate Justice Journey
Chemora’s involvement in climate activism stems from her co-founding of SUS-CAB Solutions and SUS-Edibles, both of which focus on sustainable development and addressing environmental challenges. Her current role as a CFAN Advisor further deepens her commitment to climate justice by supporting the development of climate finance projects.
Projects and Initiatives
- SUS-CAB Solutions: A development consultancy service focused on climate financing, agriculture, fisheries, environment, and energy efficiency.
- SUS-Edibles: A green business startup producing dehydrated fruits and vegetables using renewable energy to minimize food waste and promote sustainable livelihoods.
- CFAN Advisor: Providing capacity support to the Government of Barbados in developing climate finance projects focused on renewable energy, energy storage, and energy efficiency.
