Data Centre
Storytelling dashboard
Explore programme progress, participation, learning, gender-responsive outcomes, and stories from across the Caribbean.
Territories
8
countries / regions represented by projects
Projects
27
published project records in the Data Centre
Beneficiaries Reached
467
people affected across published projects
Women Participants
62%
female / women share of people affected
Indigenous Participants
27
Indigenous people affected
Course Completions
2
completed Learn course enrollments
Featured story
Women-led mangrove restoration in Saint Lucia
Saint Lucia
Story metrics
Women-led mangrove restoration in Saint Lucia
This project has strengthened community leadership and coastal resilience through women-led restoration work.
Gender participation
Participation snapshot
Projects by territory
Geographic spread
- Belize5
- Dominica3
- Grenada1
- Guyana1
- Jamaica7
- Saint Lucia3
- St. Vincent and the Grenadines2
- Suriname5
Evidence for partners
Project progress by type
When we invest in women and nature together, our islands become more resilient, our communities thrive, and our future is brighter.
GSF Hub partner
Projects
Project status and outputs
| Project | Type | Country | Organizations | Implementing party | Funding | Milestone / output | Gender responsiveness | People affected | Female / women affected | Male / men affected | Other / prefer not to say | Non-Indigenous male | Non-Indigenous female | Indigenous male | Indigenous female | Climate hazard | Habitat / ecological condition | Social / economic resilience | Durability | Status | Complete |
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| Preservation of Taro and Cocoyam Varieties in the District of Marowijne | Grant project | Suriname | Kibii Foundation | Kibii Foundation | GHFS | 15 females' farmers trained in sustainable agricultural practices; 88 % reported Increased adoption of sustainable cultivation and conservation practices among women farmers; 44% of distinct taro and cocoyam varieties documented with names, characteristics, uses and related traditional knowledge where consent is provided. Source: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/18jr-58CNc5ZiVbj5QdcbPkDSSsffV3dM/edit?gid=2045856005#gid=2045856005 | 100% female participation (15 female farmers trained in sustainable agricultural practices) | 15 | 15 | 15 | In progress | 30% | |||||||||
| Breath for the Mangrove: A Gender-Responsive and Ecosystem-Based Rehabilitation of the Nickerie River-Banks | Grant project | Suriname | Stichting Het Moederhart | Stichting Het Moederhart | GHFS | A total of 1,297 kg (1.297 metric tonnes) of anthropogenic waste was removed from the mangrove root zone and responsibly disposed of or transferred, contributing to improved environmental conditions within the mangrove ecosystem. Additionally, 0.98 hectares of riverbank along the stretch from Waterloo Lock to the river mouth were rehabilitated through community-led environmental activities. These activities engaged 12 individuals, comprising 4 females (33.3%) and 8 males (66.7%). To strengthen local capacities for environmental monitoring, data collection and results reporting, 55 persons received training in Enquête- en Impact Rapportage (Survey and Impact Reporting). Collectively, these achievements demonstrate progress in mangrove ecosystem rehabilitation, waste management, community engagement and local capacity strengthening for environmental monitoring and reporting. | 36% | 67 | 24 | 43 | 12 | In progress | 30% | ||||||||
| Empowering Saamaka Youth for Climate-Resilient Landscapes and Locally Driven Solutions | Grant project | Suriname | Stichting Tropenbos International Suriname | Stichting Tropenbos International Suriname | GHFS | The project Empowering Saamaka Youth for Climate-Resilient Landscapes and Locally Driven Climate Action contributed to strengthening youth leadership, climate resilience and community-driven environmental action in Suriname. A total of 8 youth successfully completed capacity-building training covering climate-smart practices, sustainable forest management, leadership and communication skills. The training sought to enhance young people's knowledge and competencies to participate meaningfully in sustainable landscape management, environmental monitoring and locally led climate action. The project also established one functional youth group comprising 7 Saamaka youth, including 4 females (57.1%), providing an organised platform for youth participation, leadership and engagement in community-based climate initiatives. Furthermore, more than 2,056 people were reached through communication products and awareness campaigns, contributing to wider dissemination of information on climate resilience, sustainable forest management and environmental stewardship. Collectively, these achievements demonstrate progress in strengthening youth capacities and promoting female participation in climate leadership. | 57% | 8 | 4 | 4 | In progress | 30% | |||||||||
| Enhancing Backyard Garden Production and Livelihoods of BTJT Members | Grant project | Saint Lucia | Bel Ti Jardin Twizin (BTJT) | Bel Ti Jardin Twizin (BTJT) | SLUNCF | 0% | |||||||||||||||
| Seeds of Change: Youth Agricultural Development Programme | Grant project | Saint Lucia | Making A Difference (MAD) | Making A Difference (MAD) | SLUNCF | 0% |
Indicators
Indicator framework
Reporting years and periods appear in columns. Where duplicate records exist for a period, the most recently updated published result is shown.
| Indicator Details | Year 3 | Year 4 |
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GSF-1210-02
Immediate Outcome
Number of individuals and organizations with new or improved access to gender-responsive financing and technologies for the implementation of nature-based climate solutions with biodiversity co-benefits (GAC 1420b modified)
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# of individuals and organizations with new/improved access to gender-responsive financing and technologies (GAC1420b modified) 8 NCTFs (+2 EOs DNCTF; 5 EOs PACT) 1210 Improved access to gender-responsive financing and technologies for implementation of NbCS Reported — |
# of individuals and organizations with new/improved access to gender-responsive financing and technologies (GAC1420b modified) 8 NCTFs; 24 EOs and WROs 1210 Improved access to gender-responsive financing and technologies for implementation of NbCS Reported — |
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GSF-1220-01
Immediate Outcome
Number of roles created or staff newly assigned to manage gender-responsive climate financing
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# of roles created or staff newly assigned to manage gender-responsive climate financing 35 1220 Improved capacity of financial institutions and community organizations to access/manage gender-responsive financing Reported — |
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GSF-1300-01
Intermediate Outcome
Number of NCTFs that report working with relevant ministries, departments or agencies of government to advance agendas for the sustainable, inclusive and equitable protection and gender-responsive management of biodiversity conservation and climate change resilience
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# of NCTFs that report working with relevant ministries/departments/agencies of government 2 1300 Increased effectiveness of NCTFs and target Caribbean countries to advance biodiversity/CC agendas Reported — |
# of NCTFs that report working with relevant ministries/departments/agencies of government 5 1300 Increased effectiveness of NCTFs and target Caribbean countries to advance biodiversity/CC agendas Reported — |
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GSF-1310-01
Immediate Outcome
Number of new or strengthened partnerships to advance gender-responsive management of climate change resilience and biodiversity conservation
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# of new or strengthened partnerships to advance gender-responsive management of CC resilience and biodiversity conservation 15 1310 Enhanced capacity of CTFs to coordinate agendas across the Caribbean Reported — |
# of new or strengthened partnerships to advance gender-responsive management of CC resilience and biodiversity conservation 15 1310 Enhanced capacity of CTFs to coordinate agendas across the Caribbean Reported — |
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GSF-1320-01
Immediate Outcome
Same as 1310 above
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# of conservation projects incorporating gender analysis and responsive approaches 17 {GSDTF: 1; DNCTF: 2; PACT: 5; NCTFJ: 7; SVGCF: 2} 1320 Strengthened ability of CTFs to coordinate and advocate for gender-responsive/inclusive biodiversity and CC resilience Reported — |
# of conservation projects incorporating gender analysis and responsive approaches 26 1320 Strengthened ability of CTFs to coordinate and advocate for gender-responsive/inclusive biodiversity and CC resilience Reported — |
Ecoequity scores
Average organization scores by type
Scores are grouped by organization type and averaged across published Ecoequity score records.