CaribbeanCIC is the Caribbean Climate Innovation Center, a collaborative initiative established in 2014 by the Scientific Research Council (SRC) and the Caribbean Industrial Research Institute (CARIRI). With a focus on water management, sustainable agriculture, energy efficiency, solar energy, and resource use efficiency, CaribbeanCIC supports companies at all stages of innovation. Whether it's early-stage education, bootcamps, accelerators, grants, or other services, CaribbeanCIC provides a range of offerings to foster sustainable innovations in the region.

The center is dedicated to empowering potential entrepreneurs and equipping them with the skills and tools necessary to start sustainable businesses that tackle climate change through clean technology solutions. Their flagship program, the Caribbean GreenTech Startup Bootcamp, is a 54-hour event that provides intensive training and guidance for aspiring entrepreneurs. CaribbeanCIC works closely with a diverse group of GreenTech entrepreneurs who lead the way in developing climate change solutions across the Caribbean.

These companies are part of a global movement to mitigate the impact of climate change. From agri-technology to eco-friendly construction, they are transforming industries and promoting a healthier, more sustainable future. By focusing on innovative startups and fostering sustainable practices, CaribbeanCIC is making a difference in the fight against climate change and creating a positive impact in the Caribbean region