Kingston will host a high-level international summit next month as the Caribbean Philanthropic Alliance (CARIPHIL) brings global, regional and diaspora leaders together to rethink how capital and partnerships can support climate-resilient development across the Caribbean. The agenda spans climate resilience, food security, gender equity, sustainable finance and systems change, positioning Kingston as a hub for regional policy and financing conversations. International, regional and local foundations, diaspora investors, social-impact leaders and women-led climate and community organisations are also expected. Together, participants will develop a forward-looking agenda aimed at strengthening Caribbean philanthropic infrastructure and accelerating collaboration at scale. Key issues include persistent climate finance gaps facing Caribbean SIDS, support for women-led resilience initiatives, and strategies to improve food security and sustainable livelihoods.