Project Board, Focal Points and Reference Documents

Roles & Responsibilities of the Project Board

The Project Board plays a critical role in overseeing the project's execution and performance. This oversight includes reviewing evidence of project performance and ensuring progress aligns with goals.

Performance review

Risk Mitigation

Evaluate financial and technical progress reports, independent evaluations, and risk logs. Assess any risks or issues affecting project performance and progress.Review and propose remedial actions to address risks effectively. Ensure timely decisions and measures to maintain project momentum. 

Performance review

Evaluate financial and technical progress reports, independent evaluations, and risk logs. Assess any risks or issues affecting project performance and progress.

Risk Mitigation

Review and propose remedial actions to address risks effectively. Ensure timely decisions and measures to maintain project momentum. 

The Project Board is also responsible for approving strategic decisions to manage risks and ensure the project's success.

Key Responsibilities:

Approve strategic actions to address assessed risks and performance issues Focusing on achieving the following:

  • Compliance with the Project Objective and Results Framework.

  • Delivery of key milestones and outputs in the Work Plan & Budget.

  • Monitoring critical metrics, such as GEF Core Indicator Targets and co-financing commitments.

  • Long-term sustainability of project outputs.

 

Structure of the Project Board 

 

Members:

UNDP: GEF Agency
UNOPS: Implementing Agency 
GEF-elegible countries: 19 participating 

 


 

Project Governance Arrangements 

 


 

Project Board Discussion Platform (Loomio)

 

The PROCARIBE+ Project Management and Coordination Unit created user access rights to Project Board Members on the online Loomio “discussion, consensus-building and (pre-)decision-making” platform, where threads and polls are being created to facilitate information exchange, discussions, Q&A, negotiations, consensus-building, and decision-making processes related to the PROCARIBE+ project.

Access the Loomio platform here: PROCARIBE+ Loomio platform


Project National Focal Points

 

The PROCARIBE+ National Focal Points (NFPs) support and facilitate the successful implementation of the PROCARIBE+ Project, within the fields of responsibility identified in the National Focal Points Terms of Reference with the goal of maximizing the Project’s benefits for both the project-participating countries and the region.

Eligibility and Period of Mandate:

GEF-eligible PROCARIBE+ “participating” countries have been requested to nominate and maintain, throughout the project’s duration, PROCARIBE+ National Focal Points.

In addition, other States and/or Territories deemed to be direct project co-beneficiaries may also be provided with the opportunity, subject to certain conditions, to nominate and maintain PROCARIBE+ National Focal Points.

Where possible, in considering the range of responsibilities of the PROCARIBE+ NFPs as well as the wide-ranging thematic scope and cross-sectoral nature of the PROCARIBE+ Project, it has been recommended that consideration be given, in addition to nominating a “principal PROCARIBE+ NFP, to also appointing an alternate or deputy NFP, to supplement and support the principal NFP in his/her responsibilities.

National Focal Point Nominations (NFPs):

A list of the current PROCARIBE+ NFP nominations is available through this link. For a visual overview of the status of NFP nominations received to date, we refer to the "Progress Trackers & Tools" webpage.

Countries and territories that are eligible for direct financial support from the GEF and that are full PROCARIBE+ participants.
Antigua and Barbuda
Bahamas
Belize
Brazil
Colombia
Costa Rica
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Guayana
Haiti
Honduras
Jamaica
Panama
Saint Lucia
St Kitts and Nevis
Suriname
Trinidad and Tobago
Venezuela
Countries and territories that can participate in and stand to benefit from the regional-level project activities
Anguilla
Aruba
Barbados
Bonaire
British Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
Curaçao
Dominica
France, Guadeloupe, Saint Barthélemy, Saint Martin
French Guiana
Grenada
Martinique
Mexico
Montserrat
Netherlands
Nicaragua
Puerto Rico
Saba
Sint Eustatius
Sint Maarten
St Vincent and the Grenadines
Turks and Caicos Islands
United Kingdom
United States of America
United States Virgin Islands

Lead Agencies

Co-Executing Partners