The NDCFI support mechanisms address technical elements in the early stages of developing bankable projects, as well as access to finance. Capacity-building and matchmaking services 1 are made available to infrastructure projects that advance and accelerate the implementation of NDCs. A participatory engagement and capacity-building process supports effective action for more resilience, reduced emissions, and independence from imported fossil fuels. It contributes to delivering on regional ambitions for climate leadership in the Caribbean.

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Island AgTech is the first engineer-certified Cat5 hurricane resistant greenhouse system in the world. Currently set up in Puerto Rico, Trinidad and other parts of the Caribbean, this decentralized farming operation, scaled to each island’s consumption needs, dramatically improves the reliability, quality, and accessibility of local food supply, creates high skilled jobs, reduces food cost, eliminates food wastage, and ultimately reduces the carbon footprint created by food transport and shipping.

Led by the Island Leaders from multiple corners of the World, Glispa’s mission is to promote action to build resilient and sustainable island communities by inspiring leadership, catalyzing commitments and facilitating collaboration for all islands. Since launch in 2006, the Partnership has engaged high-level leaders to catalyze US$150 million for island action and assisted 35+ countries to launch or strengthen major sustainable island commitments.