Acklins

New Providence

Bimini

North Andros

Black Point

Rum Cay

Berry Islands

Ragged Island

Central Eleuthera

South Andros

Cat Island

South Eleuthera

Crooked Island and Long Cay

South Abaco

Central Abaco

San Salvador

Central Andros

Spanish Wells

East Grand Bahama

West Grand Bahama

Exuma

City of Freeport

Grand Cay

Harbour Island

Hope Town

Inagua

Long Island

Mangrove Cay

Mayaguana

Moore's Island

North Eleuthera

North Abaco

Bahamas

Bahamas, The

10% Residential Energy Self Generation Programme by 2014

30% of renewable sources in the energy mix by 2033

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<p>Bahamas Nationally Determined Contribution. NDC3.0</p>

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<p>Bahamas National Communication. NC3</p>

Small Island Developing States (SIDS) in the Caribbean are highly vulnerable to climate change, which affects crucial economic sectors such as tourism, agriculture, and fishing. Rising sea levels and changing weather patterns threaten natural habitats and increase the severity of natural disasters. Despite minimal contributions to global emissions, SIDS in the Caribbean face significant economic risks, with projected annual losses of USD 22 billion by 2050, making emissions reduction essential.

The Caribbean Net-Zero and Resilient Private Sector programme supports climate resilient investments in the Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, the Dominican Republic, Guyana, Jamaica, Suriname, and Trinidad and Tobago. Focusing on agriculture, sustainable infrastructure, renewable energy, transport, and the blue economy, the programme aims to overcome investment barriers by providing advisory services and blended finance solutions. It also emphasises gender mainstreaming to close gender and diversity gaps in the region.  

Moreover, the programme aims to scale up private climate finance through local actors by combining advisory services with concessional financing from GCF, which will enhance the region's climate resilience and sustainable development. By mobilising 3.4 times the funding from IDB Invest and other co-financiers, it will help reduce the existing climate finance gap for SIDS in the Caribbean region.

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10% Residential Energy Self Generation Programme by 2014

30% of renewable sources in the energy mix by 2033

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