FISH-ADAPT: Transforming climate resilience and sustainability in Saint Lucia's fisheries communities

About this project

1. The objective of this project is to develop climate resilient and sustainable fisheries in Saint Lucia for all fish landing sites around the island and shift the sector towards climate resilient pathway. The project is structured around three components presented below. Component 1: Enhancement of the fisheries information management system. This component addresses the information barriers by disseminating and enhancing proven technologies and practices such as the system of data collection and analysis implemented under the readiness project, currently being prepared, and capacity building, including trainings on safety at sea being implemented in other Caribbean countries. The systems of data collection and analysis will be strengthened to include critical fisheries and aquaculture and expand socio-economic and other relevant climate change adaptation supporting information to enable more informed adaption planning, implementation and monitoring in the fisheries sector. This technology innovation is complemented with a co-management system for data collection involving fishing communities with the use of mobile applications. In component 1, GCF finances technical consultancies, the purchase of equipment to enhance the information management system in the fisheries sector and trainings. All activities in Component 1 are aligned with the Fisheries SASAP concept note 3- “Increasing the capacity of fishers and other actors to manage climate risks through improved data mana…

Published by

Green Climate Fund · Multilateral

Countries

St. Lucia

Sectors

Disaster Risk ReductionBiodiversitySocial ProtectionMultisector aid for basic social services

Focus

Climate adaptation · Main focus

Funded by

Green Climate Fund

Implemented by

Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations

Published by Green Climate Fund to the International Aid Transparency Initiative (IATI), last updated 1 Jul 2026 and imported automatically. IATI identifier: XM-DAC-41317-SAP053.

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