CASE STUDY: Drought Assessment & Projection for the Eastern Caribbean Using the CARiDRO Tool This case study summarizes the results of past and future drought assessment in the Caribbean, pa

CASE STUDY: An example of local assessment of future drought. Las Tunas province, Cuba From 2003 to 2005 a major drought event affected an Eastern portion of Cuba.

REPORT: Identification of climate compatible tourism adaptation options for Belize The Belize Tourism Industry is one of the cornerstones of the Belizean economy.

POLICY BRIEF: Climate compatible tourism project: Key summary findings from policy analysis Belize's natural capital demonstrates real potential in driving the country’s development agenda.

REPORT: Analyzing Vulnerability of the Belize Coastal Tourism Sector Climate change is affecting coastal ecosystems globally, with severe implications for developing

REPORT: An initial survey on Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Study on the Effects of Climate Change in the Upper Yallahs Watershed The Department of Geography and Geology at the University of the West Indies was awarded a g

POLICY BRIEF: Flood risk in Jamaica: Recent damage and loss due to tropical cyclones in Jamaica Caribbean territories are highly vulnerable to the impacts of hazards resulting from hydro-meteor

POLICY BRIEF: Climate compatible tourism adaptation options for Belize

NEWSLETTER: Climate change and inland flooding in Jamaica: Risk and adaptation for vulnerable communities Jamaica by virtue of its location in the path of the Atlantic hurricane tracks gets severely affe

REPORT: Climate change and extreme weather events - can developing countries adapt? This paper addresses some pertinent issues around how developing countries with economic and social development limitations will face the challenges imposed by climate change

Explaining real-time extreme weather event attribution This video presents the method which can assess the fraction of attributable risk of a severe weather event due to an external driver in real-time.

REPORT: Real-time extreme weather event attribution with forecast seasonal sea surface temperatures This report presents the method which can assess the fraction of attributable risk of a severe weather event due to an external driver in real-time.