Tobago yachting study

Report of the Expert Group Meeting: A Caribbean perspective on the summit of the Americas: employment, poverty and democratic governance

Report on science and technology infrastruture and policy in selected member and associate member countries of the CDCC

Report on the national training workshop in the ECLAC methodology for estimating the socio-economic and environmental effects of disasters. 19-21 April 2005, Cayman Islands

Changing Times: Refocusing ECLAC's Role

Needs assessment of economic planning units in gender analysis in selected Caribbean countries

In its work in assisting member countries in meeting international commitments to the application of thorough gender analysis in formulating macroeconomic policy, the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC); has undertaken a needs assessment of economic planning units in four countries of the Caribbean: Belize, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. This paper considers to what extent these countries under study have sought to integrate gender into macroeconomic planning, and what are the institutional, human resource capacity and attitudinal …

Twelfth meeting of the Monitoring Committee of the CDCC: Provisional Agenda

Proyecto de texto revisado: declaracion constitutiva y funciones y reglamento del comite de desarrollo y cooperacion del caribe (CDCC)

Guyana: socio-economic assessment of the damages and losses caused by the Janurary-Feburary 2005 flooding

Measuring the information society in the Caribbean: An assessment of the capabilities of statistical offices in CDCC member states

Preliminary overview of Caribbean economies 2004-2005

Free trade and the development of sustainable agriculture in the Caribbean

This study examines the options for Caribbean countries in pursuing development of their agricultural sectors given the changes taking place in the international economy. The most significant of these changes is the liberalization of the trading regimes for primary agricultural products, in particular banana, by the European Union. This has serious implications for small Caribbean countries that rely on exports of one or a few commodities and are unable to compete in free markets. However, countries could reposition their agricultural sectors to take advantage of export niche markets and/or g…

The participation of associate member countries in United Nations world conferences

Population Ageing - Subregional Challenges of a Global Phenomenon

An assessment of the Caribbean Digital Library

Survey of potentially new technologies that will impact on Caribbean development

Provisional agenda. CDCC. Session

Disaster assessment training manual for SIDS

Report to the CDCC: Review of ECLAC/CDCC Programme of Activities for the 2002-2003 Biennium

Preliminary overview of Caribbean economies, 2003-2004

Outlines the economic performance of Caribbean economies over the calendar year 2003. Discusses the aggregate showing and general trends of the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States. Provides a brief overview of each member State's fiscal and monetary policies; external sector; inflation, unemployment, and wages; and sectors of activity. Describes the general trends among the other Caribbean countries. Presents detailed overviews of each country's performance over the period as with the OECS member states.…