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Anaitee Mills

Anaitée Mills works as a consultant for the Climate Change Division at the IDB office in Kingston, Jamaica. Prior to joining the IDB in 2011, Anaitée worked at the Ministry of Energy in Guatemala. Between 2002 and 2007, she supported the implementation of an IDB loan to restructure the agricultural sector by focusing on land use, forestry management, water resources and science innovation. Within the IDB, she worked as a Research Assistant for the Energy Division and Project Manager for the technical assistance in support to the Sustainable Energy Program in Trinidad and Tobago Project. Today her work focuses on technical, operational and research support in adaptation to climate change for the Caribbean Region.

Translating Climate Change into music: the Caribbean way

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“One good thing about music, when it hits you feel no pain. So hit me with music, hit me with music…”” goes the song by Jamaican reggae legend Bob Marley.  So if with music we feel no pain, is it also possible that we could fight climate change with music? Music has been used as a tool for advocacy and change since it was first invented. Throughout history, all sorts of … [Read more...] about Translating Climate Change into music: the Caribbean way

How can we make Caribbean islands “climate smart”?

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Last September, representatives from 31 small islands members of the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) reaffirmed their commitment to the sustainable development of Small Island Developing States (SIDS) during the United Nations Third International Conference on SIDS, which took place in Apia, Samoa. As a climate change adaptation consultant living and working in a … [Read more...] about How can we make Caribbean islands “climate smart”?

Jamaica Nuff Problem mon!

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I was in Jamaica to attend the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) Partnership Forum and decided to participate in a session called Fighting Climate Change through Entrepreneurship in the Caribbean, hoping to pick some fellow colleagues brains and discuss some synergies in our work. Just in time when a gracious lady opened her presentation with the following words: [quote … [Read more...] about Jamaica Nuff Problem mon!