Evidence-based recommendations that turn the data on this Hub into concrete action on Caribbean debt — aimed at the governments, regional bodies, and lenders with the power to act.
Ensure climate finance for Caribbean SIDS is delivered as grants rather than loans, so that adapting to a crisis the region did not cause does not deepen its debt.
Grant-based climate finance so adapting to climate change does not add to sovereign debt.
Make the UN Multidimensional Vulnerability Index (MVI) a mandatory determinant of concessional finance, so highly climate-vulnerable Caribbean SIDS are no longer shut out by GDP-per-capita thresholds.
Replace income-based eligibility with vulnerability-based access so climate-vulnerable SIDS can reach concessional finance.
Create a fair, timely, and transparent multilateral framework for sovereign debt restructuring under the UN — replacing ad hoc, creditor-driven processes that put repayment ahead of social and climate needs.
A rules-based UN framework to make sovereign debt restructuring fair, fast, and transparent for vulnerable states.
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Selected analysis and commentary from partner organisations across the global debt-justice movement. These are external sources, not CPDC positions.