Caribbean countries advance maritime decarbonization roadmap
Caribbean countries and maritime stakeholders have developed a draft regional roadmap to advance maritime decarbonization and ensure a just transition across the region. The initiative is expected to provide a shared framework for Caribbean…
Caribbean countries and maritime stakeholders have developed a draft regional roadmap to advance maritime decarbonization and ensure a just transition across the region.
The initiative is expected to provide a shared framework for Caribbean countries, regional institutions, the maritime industry and development partners to advance practical projects, investment and technical cooperation.
The draft Caribbean Regional Roadmap for Maritime Decarbonization and a Just Transition (2027–2035) aims to provide a practical framework for coordinated regional action, technical cooperation and investment. It was developed during a regional workshop held in Georgetown, Guyana (28–29 October)
The event brought together representatives from maritime administrations, the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), the Caribbean Shipping Association (CSA), financial institutions, regional universities and other maritime stakeholders.
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