Reliable, aggregated data to drive climate decision-making. We bring together regional research to address information gaps and highlight Caribbean climate priorities.
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Reliable, accessible and aggregated data is essential to better climate decision-making across the Caribbean.
CCSA brings together data, research and insights from across the region to help address information gaps and build a clearer picture of Caribbean climate priorities, progress and opportunities.
Through our own research and data collection, alongside the aggregation and analysis of existing regional information, we provide resources that support governments, investors, development partners and other stakeholders in making better-informed decisions and accelerating climate action.
Synthesizing multi-territory baselines, transition targets, and climate resilience metrics into clear, comparable insights.
Empowering governments, project developers, and development finance institutions to prioritize investments where impact is greatest.
Access comprehensive research, regional benchmarking, and climate investment briefings.
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Assesses regional progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals, examining pandemic impacts, inflationary pressures, and targeted policy recommendations to accelerate 2030 Agenda targets across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Analyzes agricultural policies and funding across nine Caribbean nations under the IDB Agrimonitor initiative, addressing market competitiveness, food security, and rural livelihood improvements.
Provides a comprehensive global snapshot of established and evolving carbon pricing instruments, examining adoption trends, international drivers, and market developments across national and subnational economies.
Examines how climate vulnerability disproportionately affects Caribbean women and girls, presenting actionable policy roadmaps for governments and financial institutions to strengthen gender-inclusive resilience.
Presents an AI-powered framework identifying over 800 publicly traded resilience companies, offering institutional investors proven methods to design impactful climate adaptation portfolios.
Evaluates Antigua and Barbuda's Sustainable Island Resource Framework Fund, demonstrating how blended financing can deliver targeted, gender-responsive climate resilience projects across the Eastern Caribbean.
Explores severe global risks over the coming decade amid rapid technological shifts, economic uncertainty, and accelerating climate change that threaten societal and environmental resilience.
Presents comprehensive OECD data on accelerating climate-related hazards, demonstrating how rising exposure compounds geopolitical and economic risks for vulnerable populations worldwide.
Delivers a sectoral roadmap for closing the global climate action gap to limit warming to 1.5°C, emphasizing urgent interventions needed in emissions reduction, carbon removal, and finance.
Presents pre-feasibility analysis by the IDB on establishing a competitive green hydrogen market in Trinidad and Tobago to decarbonize heavy industry and power generation.
Details the presidential draft decision and global targets under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework adopted during the COP15 summit to halt biodiversity loss.
Tracks global climate finance flows reaching $1.3 trillion annually, analyzing major drivers behind mitigation finance growth and urgent capital mobilization needs for adaptation.
Provides in-depth global energy system analysis and strategic outlooks, exploring clean energy deployment, fossil fuel demand peaks, and geopolitical energy security considerations.
Examines the urgent emission reduction trajectory required before COP28, highlighting necessary course corrections from positive annual growth to a seven percent yearly emissions reduction.
Synthesizes national climate commitments across 168 Paris Agreement submissions, evaluating cumulative greenhouse gas reductions against global warming stabilization thresholds.
Analyzes the stark divergence between governments' planned fossil fuel extraction and the global production limits required to maintain 1.5°C climate warming targets.
Highlights the widening adaptation finance shortfall in developing nations amid record global temperatures, calling for urgent international funding commitments and scalable resilience planning.
Finds global temperature pathways heading significantly above Paris Agreement targets without immediate ambition ratchets, evaluating sectoral emissions trends and accelerated decarbonization pathways.
Calls for an integrated transition-plan ecosystem connecting all economic levels to align capital flows with the Paris Agreement and unlock catalytic private climate finance.
Outlines essential regulatory frameworks developed by the CDB under the ASERT 2030 initiative to resolve sector gaps and attract clean energy investments across Caribbean states.
