ABOUT THE RRED FRAMEWORK
The Framework for Rights-based Reparatory Environmental Democracy - RRED Framework - is a set of principles and tools for advancing climate and environmental justice through the core pillars of Rights, Reparations, and Environmental Democracy. The human rights standards that shape the normative base of the RRED Framework include: (1) the right to a healthy environment; (2) principles of environmental democracy; (3) the protection of environmental rights defenders; (4) guiding principles on business and human rights; (5) economic, social and cultural rights related to the environment; and (6) reparations. The RRED Framework incorporates a cross-cutting focus on equality and non-discrimination.
CARIBBEAN DIALOGUES ON A RRED FRAMEWORK
The Caribbean Dialogues on a Framework for Rights-based Reparatory Environmental Democracy is a consultative process aimed at developing and advancing the RRED Framework as a rights-based tool for environmental and climate justice in the Caribbean.
UPCOMING DIALOGUES
CALL FOR INPUTS
We invite you to participate in our online questionnaires about issues related to environmental and climate justice in the Caribbean. The responses to the questionnaires will be used to inform our research and to prepare reports on these issues.
Questionnaire: Sacrifice Zones
Questionnaire: Extractivism, Climate Change & Human Rights
Questionnaire: Environmental Rights Defenders
RRED FRAMEWORK DATABASE (PILOT)
The RRED Framework Database is envisioned as a repository for relevant jurisprudence, policy instruments, treaties, audiovisual materials and other materials related to environmental and climate justice issues in the Caribbean.