Development of a resilience dashboard

Context

Recent national policies in the Cayman Islands provide a glimpse of the scale of action needed on climate change resilience, to be implemented by successive governments and their partners.

However, the Cayman Islands government currently lacks a set of national climate change resilience indicators that would enable it to track progress in building this resilience and guide decision-making, in both the public and private sectors.
Stakes and objectives

The overall objective of the project is to help the Cayman Islands to clearly define, measure and monitor climate resilience, in order to facilitate the coherence of public policies and the alignment of investment decisions with national climate resilience priorities and objectives.
Stakeholders involved

Key players: governments, technical services, partners, funders, communities.

Facility description

The project comprises:
- the design of a global Cayman Islands resilience dashboard, including the definition of a set of national resilience indicators and metrics;
- the development of an online platform for this dashboard;
- providing guidance for public and private investment decisions, to align them with national resilience goals and policies, based on the results of the dashboard;
- the implementation of capacity-building and training activities, to enable the relevant Cayman Islands authorities to ensure the ongoing updating and maintenance of the tools developed.

Context