VEEP supports SVG's efforts for restoration and delivery of critical services and support-resilient reconstruction following the April 2021 volcanic eruptions.
Do you have a query for the Volcanic Eruption Emergency Project (VEEP)? There are several ways to contact us! VEEP is financed by the World Bank and the EU-funded Caribbean Regional Resilience Building Facility.
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Do you believe that you and/or your community have been negatively affected by the activities of the Volcanic Eruption Emergency Project (VEEP)? You can submit your concerns and complaints through several channels. #veepsvg#BuildBackBetter#StVincentAndTheGrenadines#WorldBank
Mr. Elad Shenfeld, World Bank Senior Disaster Risk Management Specialist, described the Project as utilizing “innovative approaches to disaster recovery, preparedness and response”. [3/4]
This is an annual World Bank award programme that evaluates projects based on its core values of impact, integrity, respect, innovation and teamwork. In remarks delivered at the official launch of VEEP in July 2022... [2/4]
VEEP was selected as one of 28 winning activities, from 70 nominations, to receive the World Bank’s 2022 Vice Presidential Unit Award for Latin America and the Caribbean. [1/4]
Do you believe that you and/or your community have been negatively affected by the activities of the Volcanic Eruption Emergency Project (VEEP)? You can submit your concerns and complaints through several channels. #veepsvg#BuildBackBetter#StVincentAndTheGrenadines#WorldBank
VEEP was selected as one of 28 winning activities, from 70 nominations, to receive the World Bank’s 2022 Vice Presidential Unit Award for Latin America and the Caribbean. [1/4]
Mr. Elad Shenfeld, World Bank Senior Disaster Risk Management Specialist, described the Project as utilizing “innovative approaches to disaster recovery, preparedness and response”. [3/4]
A collaborative effort between the Economic Planning Division and the Forestry Department, this programme will focus on forest biodiversity conservation and watershed management. Funding is provided by the World Bank financed Volcanic Eruption Emergency Project. [2/2]
Applications are in and the assessment process is almost complete! The Forestry Watershed Project will employ approximately 190 forestry workers, who are scheduled to participate in an orientation session (in January 2024) before the programme commences. [1/2]
The Rabacca Livestock Breeding and Multiplication Centre is receiving an upgrade - financed through the World Bank funded Volcanic Eruption Emergency Project!