Caribbean Biodiversity Fund Board of Directors 2026: Call for Expressions of Interest and Nominations
The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund is inviting expressions of interest and nominations from qualified individuals for appointment to its skills-based Board of Directors. Successful candidates will contribute to the strategic direction and governance of a regional environmental fund.
Overview
The Caribbean Biodiversity Fund (CBF) is inviting expressions of interest and nominations from suitably qualified individuals for possible appointment to its skills-based Board of Directors. The Fund is a regional institution established to provide stable, long-term financial resources for conservation, ecosystem-based adaptation, and biodiversity protection across the Caribbean.
The appointment is proposed for a maximum term of two years, with a proposed start date of 1 October 2026. This role is a voluntary, unpaid board position rather than a conventional employment vacancy, though directors may have opportunities to represent the CBF at regional and international meetings and strategic engagements involving travel where appropriate.
Eligibility
The call is open to suitably qualified individuals who can contribute to the governance, fiduciary oversight, and strategic direction of the Fund. While the board is skills-based, the official announcement does not specify a detailed list of educational qualifications, professional experience requirements, or nationality restrictions. Applicants should review the official application materials for any additional requirements.
How to Apply
Interested individuals must submit their expressions of interest or nominations through the official application process before the stated deadline.
- Review the background information and opportunity details on the official platform.
- Complete and submit the online application form.
Deadline
Applications and nominations must be submitted by 7 September 2026.