A Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment (CRVA) has been carried out in Saint Lucia, Guyana and Dominica to pilot a new approach to identify and evaluate the effects of climate change on the road transport sector, which can then be utilised across the Borrowing Member Countries (BMCs) of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB). This, together with an institutional assessment, have been combined into an investment plan for each country, to improve the resilience of the road transport sector. These three main deliverables are as follows:

• The CRVA
• Assessment of Policies
• Climate Resilient Investment Plan

These principal outputs; Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment, Policies Assessment, and Investment Plan; are captured in two knowledge products, one of which is this Package of Guidance Resources sets out the framework used as part of the CRVA studies for integrating climate resilience into the road transport sector.