Eight Nations,
One Food Network
CaribVista starts in Barbados and expands across the Caribbean. Countries with surplus send food to countries with less.
Country Profiles
Only Barbados data is satellite-verified. Other countries are estimated from published agricultural surveys and will be verified by satellite census.
Barbados: Satellite Census Complete
11 parishes mapped at 10-metre resolution using ESA WorldCover v200 and Sentinel-2 NDVI. Every hectare verified.
How Redistribution Works
Countries with surplus farmland produce food for countries with high import dependency. A Caribbean food network that feeds itself.
Massive land, small populations. Net food exporters. Backbone of the regional food supply.
Large agricultural land and large populations. Can approach self-sufficiency with activation of idle land.
Small islands, high import dependency (75-90%). Primary beneficiaries of the food redistribution network.
70% of crop production sold commercially. Revenue covers all operational costs. A percentage of essential food given FREE to families in need across the network.
25% Reduction in the Caribbean Food Import Bill
CaribVista directly contributes to this CARICOM commitment by identifying idle farmland, optimizing production through satellite monitoring, and enabling inter-island food trade. The technology exists. The data is free. The network is ready to scale.
Barbados is first.
Read the full pilot proposal: 13,468 hectares of idle grassland, 11 parishes mapped, satellite-verified data, and a clear path to food sovereignty.