Caribbean Emergency Response Network

The Caribbean's

Connecting governments, partner agencies, and communities through coordinated emergency preparedness, response, and recovery.

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Environment
Climate · Ecosystems · Water
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Human Health
Surveillance · Monitoring
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Animal Health
Livestock · Vectors · Wildlife
Our Initiatives
18+
Nations Covered
300+
Trained Volunteers
20+
Training Programs
5
Training Tiers
Flagship Programmes

Leading Caribbean
Innovation

From AI-powered early warning to community resilience, our initiatives are transforming how the Caribbean prepares for and responds to disasters.

Flagship Initiative

One Health Early Warning
System (OHEWS)

The most advanced multi-hazard early warning system in the Caribbean; integrating weather, seismic, epidemiological, and environmental data streams to deliver up to 72-hour advance warnings across the region.

Active Systems (3)
Accuracy (94%)
CERN OHEWS
Model Accuracy
91%
Training Dataset
50 yr
Caribbean AI Innovation

The Caribbean's
Own AI Model

ARIA (Adaptive Regional Intelligence for the Americas) is the Caribbean's first purpose-built disaster intelligence model, trained on over three decades of regional meteorological, epidemiological, environmental, terrestrial and oceanographic data across multiple domains. ARIA evolves with every operation, continuously deepening its predictive accuracy to safeguard the region it was built to serve.

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    Professional Development

    World-Class
    Training Programmes

    Internationally recognised certification courses designed specifically for Caribbean emergency management professionals.

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    Field Hospital Deployment

    Professional

    Comprehensive field hospital deployment and management training.

    Duration
    3 Days
    Certified
    216
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    Partner With the Caribbean's
    Emergency Network

    Whether you're a government agency, NGO, researcher, or community leader, join CERN's network of various regional organisations across the region. Building a safer Caribbean!