Resilience is layered. From national budgets to household incomes, the Livelihood Protection Policy (LPP) is Jamaica’s new safety net - protecting farmers, fisherfolk, market, food and craft vendors, seasonal tourism workers, amateur musicians and entrepreneurs and

CCRIF Launches the Livelihood Protection Policy (LPP) to Safeguard Vulnerable Groups After Storms, Hurricanes and Extreme Rainfall Events ..... https://t.co/AcLwuyOWYf

Invitation to the Official Launch of the Livelihood Protection Policy (LPP) & Webinar ..... https://t.co/Qk7WdqzrRD

Driving Climate Resilience Through Innovation: Regional Risk Pools Advance Global Action Ahead of COP30 .... https://t.co/mCI0gQVGgs

Thank you Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) for the meeting today!! Continue to innovate!!

Request for Expression of Interest from Firms for Consultancy Services for Preparation of Resilience Projects for Three Water Utilities..... https://t.co/vFaKNJ8ARY

CCRIF SPC announced that it will make a second payout of US$21.1 million (J$3.4 million) to the Government of Jamaica following the passage of Hurricane Melissa – due to the triggering of the Government’s excess rainfall parametric insurance policy. Previously, on October 31,

CCRIF to make record payout to the Government of Jamaica totalling US$70.8 Million (~J$11.4 Billion), following the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa. This marks the largest single payout in CCRIF’s history and is a powerful demonstration of the organization’s parametric

CCRIF SPC stands in solidarity with the Government and people of Jamaica, and other CCRIF Member States that are being impacted by the unprecedented system, Hurricane Melissa. Our thoughts are with all those already facing the effects of this system, and those who are bracing for

CCRIF internships are paid internships, and since 2015, CCRIF has placed 221 interns at regional and national disaster risk management organizations (including NGOs). Since 2015, CCRIF has invested over US$500,000 in this programme. In 2025, CCRIF placed a total of 23 young

Meet some of our 2025 CCRIF Interns! Every year, CCRIF places Caribbean youth (ages 20 - 27) - who possess a bachelor's or master's degree - in organizations across the Caribbean region and at CCRIF for 10 weeks to gain valuable work experience in areas related to comprehensive

Every dollar spent on preparedness saves lives, livelihoods, and futures. On #DRRDay, CCRIF calls for a shift: 📷 From reactive aid to proactive resilience... investing in parametric insurance is about proactive resilience.... today our members are purchasing insurance coverage

During Panel 1 - "Economic Tensions, Uncertainty, and Geoeconomic Confrontations: Navigating these new Global Economic Relations" - at the 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference, Mr. Timothy Antoine stated that, in his opinion, the most pressing risks facing the region are

Up Next - Panel 5 at 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 starting soon ..... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL

Panel 4 - 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 starting soon ..... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL

Day 2 of the 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 begins in 5 minutes .... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL

Welcome to the Cafe Corner #1 at the 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 .... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL

2nd Panel of the 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 at 1:45 pm AST.... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL

1st Panel of the 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 starting soon !!! .... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL

STARTING Now! the LIVESTREAM for the 2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference 2025 ..... https://t.co/fh3kX0OauL