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The Caribbean and artificial intelligence: past, present and future
The Hummingbird Vol. 11 No. 12
The Hummingbird Vol. 11 No. 11
Report on the activities of the Commission, 2023
In 2023, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) celebrated its seventy-fifth anniversary. Since its establishment in 1948, ECLAC has been a leader in generating applied knowledge and research from the perspective of the region. The Commission’s commitment has remained strong throughout these past decades, contributing to the design and implementation of public policies taking into consideration the needs and demands of member States. This report on the activities undertaken by ECLAC in 2023 highlights the Commission’s key achievements and contributions and is hereb…
The Hummingbird Vol. 11 No. 10
SIDS 4: Now or never for small island survival
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Resilient growth, development and structural change in the Caribbean
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Evaluation policy and strategy. March 2024
The present document describes the revised policy and strategy for the practice of evaluation within the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC); it updates and supersedes the 2017 ECLAC evaluation policy and strategy. The purpose of the Commission’s evaluation policy and strategy is to strengthen the evaluation function by maximizing transparency and coherence and ensuring high quality standards in its evaluations, in order, in turn, to contribute to greater accountability, improved performance, and institutional learning within the Commission. The Commission’s policy …
The Hummingbird Vol. 11 No. 3
Educating the future workforce
The Hummingbird Vol. 11 No. 2
Harnessing the potential of artificial intelligence to create public value in the Caribbean. Policy Brief
Caribbean governments need to proactively harness and adopt artificial intelligence technology in public sector organizations to create public value. Despite its numerous benefits, public sector organizations in the Caribbean are lagging in artificial intelligence (AI) adoption. AI is a disruptive technology that has become increasingly ubiquitous and pervasive in modern societies. Extremely transformative, they have advanced rapidly, and affect virtually every aspect of our existence, including the way we interact with and transact within society. AI has provided many benefits, which were pre…