Barbados – Beryl Emergency Response and Recovery Project

About this project

B. Project ComponentsProject activities will focus on supporting recovery and reconstruction in the wake of Hurricane Beryl while strengthening the country's resilience to future disasters, including and building capacity for disaster preparedness and response capacity. The project is organized in four components:Component 1: Immediate Recovery from a hurricane (US$43.5 million of which retroactive financing up to US$5.32 million). This component will finance activities prioritized by the GoB according to the degree of damage in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl. Activities focus on the immediate response to the hurricane and the resilient recovery of the fisheries sector, Bridgetown Port, Fisheries Marina and affected coastal areas. This component will have three sub-components. Sub-Component 1.1: Recovery of the Affected Sectors (US$28.5 million of which retroactive financing up to US$0.8 million): (a) Financial assistance to repair and replace fishing vessels affected by Hurricane Beryl and propose a mechanism to compensate fisherfolk in the future (US$10.55 million): The project will provide financial assistance to fisherfolk and related industry members impacted by the hurricane to repair or replace damaged fishing vessels and equipment. The financial support will have two windows: (1) conditional grants to boat owners for 25 percent of the cost for repairs provided boat owners contribute the remaining in-kind and/or in-cash repair cost from their own and/or other source…

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World Bank · Multilateral

Countries

Barbados

Sectors

Fishing policy and administrative managementMulti-hazard response preparednessWater transportFinancial policy and administrative management

Places

Bridgetown

Funded by

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Implemented by

Ministry of Environment and National Beautification, Blue and Green Economy

Accountable

Barbados

Passes funds through

International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Published by World Bank to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 3 Oct 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: 44000-P507190.

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