Every island needs a voice at the table.
CaribeAlert is built by the region, for the region. We are convening designated contributors and institutional partners from every territory.
Island contributors
Who we're inviting from each territory
Contributors don't just publish information — they share knowledge with their counterparts across the region and validate what gets recorded from their island.
Government & response
Emergency management offices, police, fire services, and health ministries — the institutions with the mandate and the after-action knowledge.
Travel & tourism
Tourism authorities, airports, port authorities, hotel associations, and vacation rental communities — the frontline for the region's thirty million visitors.
Infrastructure & utilities
Power, water, and telecommunications providers — the timelines that define how fast an island truly recovers.
Community & commerce
Red Cross societies, chambers of commerce, volunteer networks, and local businesses — where recovery actually happens.
Institutional partners
Working with the region's institutions
CaribeAlert is designed from day one to complement the organizations that already hold regional mandates — and to give their work a wider, more searchable, more connected audience.
- Regional disaster management and coordination bodies, including CDEMA and national disaster offices
- Meteorological and geoscientific institutions, including CIMH and the UWI Seismic Research Centre
- Tourism organizations, including the CTO, CHTA, and national tourism authorities
- Universities and climate researchers studying Caribbean resilience
- Development banks, insurers, and funding institutions investing in regional preparedness
Partnerships are being established during Phase 1. Listing here describes the categories of institutions we are engaging, not established endorsements.