Reports

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 paper analyses the likely implicationsof electronic commerce on tax revenues in the Caribbean Community. I utilised a static microeconomic approach to determine the effects.

Developing Public-Private Partnerships for Sustainable Energy, REETA Planning Workshop , Georgetown 11./12. February 2014

FINANCING OPTIONS FOR REGIONAL SUSTAINABLE ENERGY PROJECTS, Launch/Planning Meeting REETA Project Georgetown, GUYANA February 10 – 12, 2014

 Williams-Robertson, Head, Renewable Energy/Energy Efficiency Unit, Office of Vice-President, Operations, February 12, 2014

It was a momentous year for the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) in 2013 as we celebrated our 40 Anniversary under the theme 40 years of Integration_ Celebration and Renewal .

It was a most fitting theme given that while heralding our achievements, the process of reform of the Community was a major plank of the year’s work. The commemoration was highlighted by a memorable ceremony at which the Heads of Government re-dedicated themselves to the Principles of the Treaty of Chaguaramas at the venue and on the date that the Treaty was signed.

The Small Ruminant Industry in CARICOM countries with particular reference to Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago [Paper presented at the Workshop on “Achievement of outputs on information collection, access and dissemination in the three CFC - funded projects on Protected Agriculture (PA), Roots & Tubers (RT) and, Small Ruminants (SR) held 17 - 20 September 2012, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Port of Spain, Trinidad]
 

Turning Around CARICOM_ Proposals to Restructure the Secretariat
Consultancy to Conduct an Organisational Restructuring of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat
Report prepared and submitted by LANDELL MILLS LTD

Employers on the move in the CSME RIGHTS AT WORK AND BENEFITS FOR WORKERS IN THE CARICOM SINGLE MARKET AND ECONOMY