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In these infographics we share how the climate crisis is affecting Dominican households and, consequently, the country's functioning and development.

About half of Dominicans live in vulnerable conditions due to impacts related to climate and economic crises.

SUPÉRATE is the strategy to protect the Dominican population from crises. In these infographics we explain how it works and what adaptive means in the context of social protection programs.

The Dominican Republic's Social Protection System is one of the most cutting-edge systems in the Latin American region.

On September 19, 2022, Hurricane Fiona hit the Dominican Republic with heavy rains and winds that affected more than 1.4 million people, destroying homes and infrastructure in different...

Increasing Indigenous Peoples’ access to water and sanitation, education, health services, and economic opportunities, while still preserving their cultural identities, could significantly improve...

It’s a real pleasure to welcome you all to this event today, to share and discuss the findings of a new report titled No Data, No Story: Indigenous Peoples...

When Julia returned home after Hurricane Fiona passed in September 2022, she found a desolate scene.

"When Hurricane Fiona came, the river flooded our house," says Alexandra Hernández from Higüey, in the province of La Altagracia in the Dominican Republic. "We were in shock."

Reina Solano, a single mother of five, lives in a modest house in Higüey, in La Altagracia province in the Dominican Republic.