policy

The Caribbean Community Climate Change Centre (CCCCC) has prepared this framework document at the request of CARICOM Heads of State participating in the First Congress for the Environmental Charter and Climatic Change, held at Ávila Mountain, Caracas, 11-13 October
2007.
 The strategic vision driving this regional strategy is to lay the ground for a “regional society and economy that is resilient to a changing climate.” The seriousness of the challenge global climate change (GCC) poses to the development prospects of small island and low-lying

The CARICOM Regional Food and Nutrition Security Policy Explained - Regional Food & Nutrition Security Policy - Action Plan.

This document seeks to_

The primary objective of CARICOM’s agricultural policy as derived in article 56 of the revised treaty, which seeks “to effect a fundamental transformation of the agricultural sector of the Community by diversifying agricultural production, intensifying agroindustrial development,expanding agri-business and generally conducting agricultural production on a market-oriented,internationally competitive and environmentally sound basis.

This CARICOM Energy Policy was approved by the Forty-First Special Meeting of the COTED on Energy held 1 March 2013, in Trinidad and Tobago.

“Building Effective Youth Partnerships to create, influence,and implement national and regional policies”

Agricultural trade policy and food security in the Caribbean- Structural issues, multilateral negotiations and competitiveness