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Development account project workshop - Regional
3 octubre 2016 | Noticias

ECLAC delivers “strong answer” to the budgeting process needs of Caribbean public administrations
Held at ECLAC Caribbean’s sub regional headquarters in Port of Spain, from 19 to 23 September, the workshop focused on forecasting and fiscal transparency in the conduct of Public Expenditure Reviews (PERs).
Development account project workshop - Barbados
5 septiembre 2016 | Noticias

ECLAC budget training beneficial to policy makers in Barbados
ECLAC Caribbean trains sixteen representatives from the Ministries of Finance, Education, Health, Agriculture and Social Care of Barbados in the conduct of Public Expenditure Reviews with applications for their respective sectors.
In the photo Mr. Calvin Edwards, Deputy Financial Secretary, Ministry of Finance, Saint Kitts and Nevis
9 agosto 2016 | Noticias

Improved budgeting process on the horizon in Saint Kitts and Nevis, as ECLAC wraps-up training

Nineteen senior representatives from Saint Kitts and Nevis’ Ministries of Finance, Agriculture, Education, Health, Social Development, Sustainable Development, and Public Infrastructure actively participated in the training workshop that was held at the Ocean Terrace Inn from 25-29 July 2016.
Mrs. Rosa Geenaway, Permanent Secretary of Health, Antigua and Barbuda, handing out the training certificates to participants.
4 de agosto de 2016 | Noticias

CEPAL capacita a administradores de finanzas públicas de Antigua y Barbuda
El Secretario Permanente del Ministerio de Salud del país caribeño, Walter Christopher, valoró las técnicas impartidas para impulsar la eficiencia en la ejecución de los presupuestos.
21 julio 2016 | Noticias

ECLAC team trains Belize public finance managers

This initiative complements the recently launched ECLAC proposal for debt for climate adaptation swaps since it is designed to promote fiscal responsibility and build the fiscal resilience of the Caribbean; conditions which are integral to the success of the debt swap proposal.