Climate Analytics Caribbean: Empowering our region to advance climate action

ABOUT US:

Climate Analytics was formed in 2008 to help achieve a climate-safe, sustainable future for all. We deliver cutting-edge science analysis and support to accelerate climate action to limit warming below 1.5°C.

Climate Analytics Caribbean is based in Trinidad and Tobago and aims to significantly augment the scientifically informed, knowledge-based resources which Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and Least Developed Countries (LDCs) in the region required to effectively counter the effects of climate change.

Our work empowers countries, communities, and peoples on the frontlines of the climate crisis.

OUR WORK:

Climate Analytics Caribbean works to address the gap between regional advocacy on climate change at the global level and regional/domestic action in support of climate objectives, keeping the goals of the Paris Agreement central to our mission.

Some Recent Projects:

• Re-Energise Caribbean (European Climate Foundation): Catalysing the clean energy transition in the Caribbean as part of the region’s role in achieving the Paris Agreement’s global goal of limiting warming to 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.  
  The project aims to identify opportunities for clean energy adoption and encourage commitment to a sustainable future through a voluntary Clean Energy Transition Pledge.
• IsLanD Advancement – Loss & Damage (Open Society Foundations): Raising awareness of how the global issue of loss and damage directly impacts Caribbean islands, significantly enhancing the knowledge pool on how climate change affects the region with extensive research and analysis, and potentially increasing access to the new Loss and Damage Fund and other finance by providing updated data.
• Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (ClimateWorks Foundation): Advancing our work on Just Transition, Adaptation and Loss and Damage to address the gap between regional actors and audiences and the global climate process, bringing regional voices to the climate negotiations space.
• Climate Governance Initiative for the Caribbean (CGIC) (Open Society Foundations): Facilitating the implementation of the Paris Agreement with the development of a legal framework for Caribbean climate governance, enabling more ambitious climate action in the Caribbean and empowering citizens to hold their governments accountable on climate change.
• Islands All In for GST (ClimateWorks Foundation): Raising awareness of the first Global Stocktake cycle, underscoring its importance to our region, and facilitating the achievement of an effective GST by supporting leaders and negotiators with ample knowledge.