Selected Schools from Countries Participating in the
CDMP/ECHO School/Shelter Vulnerability Reduction Program

Anguilla: Morris Vanterpool Primary School

Antigua: Five Islands Primary School

Dominica: Belles Primary School

Grenada: Happy Hill Secondary School

St. Kitts: Molineux Primary School

Antigua: Damage to Schools from Hurricane Georges

Antigua Grammar School

All Saints Secondary School

For additional information on vulnerability reduction in the education sector, see the School/Shelter Hazard Vulnerability Reduction Resource Page.

The Caribbean Disaster Mitigation Project (CDMP) is a coordinated effort to promote the adoption of natural hazard mitigation and preparedness practices by both the public and private sectors in the Caribbean region. The CDMP is funded by the USAID Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) and implemented by the Organization of American States/Unit of Sustainable Development and Environment (OAS/USDE) for the Caribbean Regional Program (USAID/CRP).

The NHP, with financial support from ECHO, is providing technical assistance to help prepare disaster reduction programs to protect school infrastructure through technical assistance, training, technology transfer and by supporting the formulation of policy and strategic action plans for the education sector.