The CFU’s mandate is to serve as the coordinating entity, leading national efforts to mobilize, access, manage, monitor and report on funding into Saint Lucia from regional and international sources to address climate change impacts.
These funds will be used to support projects in areas such as climate resilience, renewable energy and energy efficiency, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable agriculture.
Saint Lucia faces increasing threats from climate change. These threats manifest in stronger and more frequent storms, rising sea levels, coastal erosion, and impacts on agriculture and water resources. Storms like Hurricane Allen (1980), Hurricane Tomas (2010), the Christmas Eve Trough (2013), and the flooding in Corinth (2022) have severely impacted Saint Lucia’s infrastructure and economy.
These disasters have highlighted the need for significant amounts of funding from a variety of international and domestic sources to assist with recovery, adaptation and mitigate actions. As a response to this critical national need, in March 2025, the Cabinet of Minister approved the establishment of a Climate Finance Unit (CFU).
The CFU’s mandate is to serve as the coordinating entity, leading national efforts to mobilize, access, manage, monitor and report on funding into Saint Lucia from regional and international sources to address climate change impacts.
These funds will be used to support projects in areas such as climate resilience, renewable energy and energy efficiency, disaster risk reduction, and sustainable agriculture.
This logo design competition is intended to get a unique and impactful logo that embodies the mandate of the CFU: “Increasing the acquisition of financial resources from regional and international sources for climate change related initiatives in Saint Lucia."
The Saint Lucia Urban Resilient Flood Investment Project –aims to facilitate the preparation of a project designed to enhance the Government of Saint Lucia’s capacities to prepare and respond to disaster and climate events and to strengthen the resilience of infrastructure in Castries and Anse La Raye to flood risk management.
The Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure is the financial information provided by the
Government on its performance and plans for revenue collection and expenditure within a
given fiscal period.
For the year 2025/2026, the Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure provides detailed
information according to:
- Classification of Government functions of department, division, cost centre,
programme and sub-programme;
- Schedules for revenue (recurrent & capital), operating, non-project capital and project
expenditure.
The project will undertake the renovation of the existing Richfond Wellness Centre. Richfond also called the Valley, is a northern community in the Dennery district. The Richfond Wellness Centre is located on a slight elevation on the western periphery of the community bordering the Castries to Vieux Fort Highway, the main thoroughfare which links the districts along the eastern side of the island to Castries. A minor road which will serve as the main access for construction vehicular traffic links the Centre, to the highway.
The project will undertake the renovation of the existing Mon Repos Wellness Centre. Mon Repos, also called Micoud North is a community in the Micoud district on the eastern side of the island. The Mon Repos Wellness Centre is centrally located in the community with a number of institutional buildings and private residencies in proximity to the Centre. Among those buildings are an administrative building which houses the office of the constituency council, a daycare centre and a community centre. A privately operated daycare is located directly to the back of the building on its eastern boundary. Nearby are the Catholic and Seventh Day Churches as well as a Seventh Day primary school and the Mon Repos RC School. Other buildings in proximity to the building are small community shops and bars. The centre is also located in very close proximity to the main road which runs through the community.