The Coastal Vulnerability and Risk Assessment activity is a pilot component involving three countries, Barbados, Grenada, and Guyana. This component will involve a review of coastal vulnerability assessment models and the application of the IPCC common methodology in the three countries and throughout the region. With the execution of the three vulnerability and risk assessments, there will be technology transfer though training and information dissemination. Specifically, results will be presented through a regional workshop presenting the results of the three case studies and manuals will be prepared for the execution of coastal vulnerability and risk assessments.

Under this page, visitors can keep informed of the status of Component 6, including workshop reports and assessment guidelines.

Maps and Descriptions of Pilot Component Sites

Downloads

• Technical Report on Coastal Vulnerability Assessment for Sea-Level Rise: Evaluation and Selection of Methodologies for Implementation prepared by Robert Nicholls. October 2001.
• The first Sub-Regional workshop under CPACC's Component 6, Coastal Vulnerability and Risk Assessment was held at the Public Works Conference Center, St. George's, March 29-31, 1999. The workshop report is available in Adobe PDF format.
• Coastal Vulnerability Assessment and Risk Assessment - Guidelines for Screening Assessment were prepared in March 1999. The report is available in Adobe PDF format.

Component Update

• Download July - December 2000 Progress Report March 2001.
• Download January - June 2001 Operating Plan March 2001.

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