Project documents

These are chiefly monographs reporting on research findings and technical studies financed by donors. Published in more flexible formats than the other collections, they often form the basis for more extensive publications in the future.

Data embassies: an innovative approach to strengthening digital resilience in the Caribbean

In view of the accelerating pace of digital transformation, data have become the backbone of state functionality, economic development and disaster response.

Author

Greene, Tira - Herakleous, Demetris -

Physical description

135 pages

Publisher

ECLAC

Date

December 10, 2025

UN symbol

LC/TS.2025/99

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