Local Policy

Caribbean Planning for Adaptation to Climate Change

St. Lucia is presently  implementing the Caribbean Planning for Adaptation to Climate Change project, a regional aimed at mitigating/reducing the effects of  climate change on the islands of the Caribbean region.

The Project Objective is:

To support Caribbean countries, following a regional approach, in preparing to cope with the adverse effects of global climate change, particularly sea-level rise, in coastal and marine areas through vulnerability assessment, adaptation planning, and capacity building.

Participating countries in CPACC are:

    St Lucia

    Antigua and Barbados

    The Bahamas    

    Jamaica

    Barbados

    Belize           

    Dominica 

    Grenada

    Guyana

    St Kitts and Nevis

    St Vincent and the Grenadines              

    Trinidad and Tobago

This project is being coordinated by the St. Lucia's National Climate Change Committee (NCCC).  For more information on the NCCC visit National Coordination