Acting President of the CDB underscores the crucial necessity of investing in strategies aimed at improving resilience to climate change, aiming to mitigate the escalating impacts it presents

Isaac Solomon, the Acting President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), has issued a cautionary statement about the repercussions of insufficient investment in strategies for climate resilience. He underscores that a lack of sufficient resources allocated to climate resilience measures may worsen the effects of climate change, resulting in higher costs. Solomon points out that several of the bank's borrowing member countries are already grappling with these outcomes.

Solomon stressed that the Bank's effectiveness relies on strengthening current partnerships and identifying new collaborators to pool resources for sustainable development.