Dominica government relentlessly working to build climate-resilient communities
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Tuesday, May 31, 2022
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Since then, the government of Dominica has been working relentlessly to build climate-resilient infrastructures, including schools, houses, hospitals, health care centres, and shelters.
Key Points:
- Since then, the government of Dominica has been working relentlessly to build climate-resilient infrastructures, including schools, houses, hospitals, health care centres, and shelters.
- Recently, the government of Dominica announced that an integrated community will be constructed in the Grand Bay constituency.
- The government of Dominica has been following the newly adopted "Disaster Resilience Strategy",which promises to provide a comprehensive plan.
- Following the catastrophe caused by the hurricane, PM Skerrit pledged to build the climate-resilient nation, and soon after, the Climate Execution Agency for Dominica (CREAD) was created.