The Caribbean Natural Resources Institute (CANARI)

CANARI is an independent non-governmental organisation officially founded in 1989. With years of experience delivering sustainable development projects in the region, CANARI has become the leading promoter of equitable and effective collaboration on conservation issues. It offers research-based policy advice to governments, guidance for development strategies, and encourages participation from all sectors of Caribbean society in protecting the environment.

The focus of CANARI in natural resource management throughout the Caribbean, includes

- - - climate change and disaster risk management
    - forest policy development
    - coastal resource management
    - capacity building for organisations involved in natural resource management
    - sustainable livelihoods and green economy

CANARRI — CANARI Executive Director engages with members of the SDGs Catalysts Network (and extended members of their network) at national advocacy workshop held to build CSO advocacy capacity, and distil civil society priorities for advocacy on the sustainable development agenda in T&T. The 2-day workshop was held under the CSOs4GoodGovernance project at ALTA, Belmont, Trinidad, March 2018.

CANARI also actively stimulates and supports local, national and regional initiatives which foster stakeholder participation in resource management. One of the ways in which this has been done is through technical assistance, which includes advice on programme design and implementation.

The Institute’s reports and publications are available to partners, collaborators, students and the public.

For more information please contact:

Email: info@canari.org
Website: www.canari.org
Facebook: @canaricaribbean
Twitter: @canari868