The Canada-Caribbean Resilience Facility

The Canada-Caribbean Resilience Facility (CRF) has a structured approach to monitoring and reporting, although detailed public documentation is limited.

More details can be found here and the GFDRR Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning Framework

The Canada-Caribbean Resilience Facility (CRF) has a structured organizational and decision-making framework designed to ensure effective delivery of technical assistance and capacity building across its nine target countries.

More details can be found here

The facility works directly with:

• National governments of the eligible countries.
• Public sector institutions involved in disaster risk management, public financial management (PFM), and climate resilience.
• Local and international experts providing technical assistance in areas such as engineering, environmental management, gender equality, disability inclusion, and procurement

Eligibility for specific support under the CRF is tied to:

• Participation in recovery and resilience-building programs.
• Engagement in gender-sensitive and disability-inclusive planning and implementation.
• Efforts to strengthen public financial management systems for disaster preparedness and response

Eligible entities may receive:

• Technical assistance and capacity building.
• Help with accessing emergency finance.
• Support in developing sectoral recovery capacity assessments and gender-responsive instruments

More details can be found in the Sectoral Recovery Capacity Assessment and the Sectoral Recovery Capacity Assessment

Antigua and Barbuda, Belize, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and Grenadines, Suriname.