Participating Countries: Antigua & Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada and St. Lucia
This project aimed to reduce the long-term vulnerability of coastal infrastructure in the project countries and in the broader Caribbean region by expanding the capacity for appropriate design, construction and maintenance of coastal infrastructure works, through series of training courses that were designed and implemented under the project. The target audience for the training included public- and private-sector engineers, planners, architects and environmental officials.Training Courses: Descriptions, Schedules and Materials
The centerpiece of the project was a series of training courses
developed and delivered under the project:
- Course 1: Coastal Zone Management
- Course 2: Coastal Defense Systems
- Course 3: Monitoring and Maintenance of
Coastal Infrastructure
- Course 4: Design of Marine Structures
[CDCM Training Course Page]
Hurricane Hazard Information for Caribbean Coastal
Construction
The Hurricane Hazard Information for Caribbean Coastal Construction system is
designed to provide storm hazard data useful for practicing engineers,
architects, and planners in the Caribbean. Technical documents on
storm hazards and storm hazard modeling are also available.
[UWI Hazard Data Server
Page] | [Mirror
Site]
This project is funded by the USAID-Jamaica/Caribbean Regional Program under a special objective for Hurricane Lenny Recovery in the Eastern Caribbean. [USAID/J-CAR Special Objective Document]
USAID/OAS/UWI Coastal Infrastructure Design, Construction and Maintenance Training: http://www.oas.org/CDCM_Train | Page last updated on 20 Oct 2003 |