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  • Dr William Warren Smith President of the Caribbean Development Bank Copy
    January 30, 2026

    CDB Reacts to Passing of Dr Wm Warren Smith – 5th President of the Caribbean Development Bank

  • The MPI provides a comprehensive picture of poverty by capturing not only what households earn and consume but also what they lack across dimensions including health, education, housing, access to services, employment security, and overall wellbeing.
    January 23, 2026

    Jamaica Launches First-Ever Multidimensional Poverty Index with Support from CDB

  • Six grants will be awarded with a total grant allocation of USD190,000 across three streams. Two grants of USD25,000 will fund initiatives targeting improving the enabling environment for industries in culture. While two grants of USD20,000 will support data intelligence themed activities and the final two grants of USD50,000 will finance MSME market preparation and market access activities.
    January 5, 2026

    CDB’s Cultural and Creative Industries Innovation Fund Launches USD190,000 in Grant Funding to Support Regional Industry Events and Conferences

  • This improvement was supported by CDB’s recent Exposure Exchange Agreement (EEA), which reduced portfolio concentration and enhanced risk management.
    December 22, 2025

    S&P Global Ratings Affirms the Caribbean Development Bank’s Strong Credit Ratings and Stable Outlook

  • The CDB's Vice President called for accelerated action to strengthen national justice systems and deepen regional integration.
    December 12, 2025

    CDB Reaffirms Commitment to Justice and Development at CCJ Academy for Law Conference

  • All panellists stressed the critical importance of placing farmers, fishers, and rural communities at the centre of climate solutions. The experts also agreed that while challenges are formidable, solutions exist and must be scaled urgently.
    December 7, 2025

    Experts Warn Action is Needed for Caribbean Food Systems to Weather Climate Change

  • CDB staff and regional procurement Directors in a private session at the recently concluded INGP Conference
    November 23, 2025

    CDB Increasing Investment in Procurement Professionals Across the Caribbean to Boost the Impact of Public Funding

  • The project, titled “Unlocking Caribbean Pride Through Stock Media,” will create a centralised hub for Caribbean imagery and video, integrating cutting-edge technologies such as AI-powered tools and mobile-adapted user experiences.
    November 2, 2025

    CDB Awards USD 100,000 Grant to Trinidad & Tobago Firm to Develop Caribbean Stock Photography Platform

  • Caribbean Development Bank team members attend commissioning of two new energy substations in Suriname. Left to Right: Mr. Hopeton Peterson, Operations Officer, Environmental Sustainability Unit; Mr. Videsh Kissoon, Sustainable Energy Specialist, Economic Infrastructure Division; Ms. Kendra Butler, Operations Officer, Social Sector Division; and Mr. William Ashby, Division Chief (Ag.), Economic Infrastructure Division.
    October 23, 2025

    CDB Support Powers More Reliable, Sustainable Electricity Systems in Suriname

  • August 26, 2025

    Caribbean Development Bank Pays Tribute to Former Vice President Marius St. Rose

  • Conference sessions will address a broad range of challenges and responses from the rise of protectionist trade policies, and supply chain interruptions, to the developmental impacts of disinformation and AI-generated content.
    August 19, 2025

    2nd Wider Caribbean Regional Risk Conference Tackling Urgent & Emerging Threats

  • Moody’s rating affirmation acknowledges CDB’s strong capital adequacy, robust liquidity metrics, and solid shareholder support, which are cornerstones of the Bank’s financial strength.
    August 14, 2025

    Moody’s: Caribbean Development Bank Maintains Aa1 Credit Rating with Stable Outlook

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