Séptima Reunión de la Mesa Redonda sobre el Desarrollo del Caribe

Evento

Resumen

Seventh meeting of the Caribbean Development Roundtable - The Caribbean: Recovery and Repositioning in the context of
COVID-19 and beyond

The Caribbean Development Roundtable will bring together regional and international development thinkers and practitioners, leaders and senior policymakers from ECLAC member States and associate member countries, representatives of the UN System, regional and international financial institutions, academia, and civil society, including the private sector, as well as other development partners. All are invited to contribute to the discussions.

(Meeting documents can be found below)

Información del evento

Fecha

12 - 13 Oct 2022, 05:00 - 15:15
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Tipo de evento

Reuniones y seminarios técnicos

Participación

Con registro

In the wake of the onslaught of COVID-19 which served to exacerbate the debt and vulnerability challenges facing the subregion, the Caribbean Development Roundtable this year turns the spotlight on recovery and repositioning, with a view to finding practical and workable solutions to invest in resilience, economic recovery and sustained growth. The Roundtable, through panel discussions and dialogue among policymakers and key stakeholders, will be updated on the progress being made towards the establishment of the Caribbean Resilience Fund.

 

The Roundtable will also explore other opportunities for mobilizing innovative and concessional financing for investment in resilience building and adaptation. This is to promote economic recovery through diversification and a deepening of integration within the regional economy, and through global repositioning with the international community's support.

Programa de trabajo

Addressing vulnerability, debt and liquidity in the Caribbean

06:30 - 10:00

Presentation(s)

Sheldon Mclean, Coordinator, Economic Development Unit, ECLAC Caribbean
Dr. Angus Friday, Blue Economy Director, Waitt Institute
Vulnerability, Debt and Liquidity


Elizabeth Emanuel, Technical Assistance and Corporate Communications Manager, CCRIF SPC
Importance of Financial Protection Strategies and Disaster Risk Financing to Debt and Fiscal Sustainability


The multidimensional vulnerability index as an effective measure of vulnerability in middle-income Caribbean small island developing States

11:30 - 13:00

Presentation(s)

Tumasie Blair, Deputy Permanent Representative, Mission of Antigua and Barbuda to the United Nations, New York
The Multidimensional Vulnerability Index for SIDS


Responding to the data and statistical capacity needs of the Caribbean

13:15 - 14:45

Presentation(s)

Abdullahi Abdulkadri, Coordinator of the Statistics and Social Development Unit of the ECLAC subregional headquarters for Caribbean
Data production and statistical capacity in the Caribbean


Terence Agbeyegbe, Professor of Economics, Hunter College, City University of New York
Some Comments on Multidimensional Vulnerability Index for SIDS


Carol Coy, Director General, Statistical Institute of Jamaica (virtual) Anjali De Abreu-Kisoensingh, Environment Statistics & Sustainable Development Goals Focal Point, General Bureau of Statistics, Suriname
Data production & statistical capacity building- perspective from a national statistics office


Sherma Beroo, Technical Specialist for Statistics, Organization of Eastern Caribbean States
The Caribbean: recovery and repositioning in the context of COVID-19 and beyond


Cecille Blake, Statistician, Statistics Division, Department of Economic and Social Affairs, United Nations
Geospatial Information, the Currency of Modern Governments


Global partnership for repositioning, recovery and resilience in the Caribbean

06:00 - 08:00

Presentation(s)

Regis Chapman, Representative and Country Director, World Food Programme Multi-Country Office for the Caribbean
WFP’s Disaster Risk Finance Strategy for the Caribbean


Economic restructuring and diversification for deeper integration of the Caribbean with Latin America and in the global economy

08:15 - 10:15

Presentation(s)

Sheldon McLean, Coordinator, Economic Development Unit, ECLAC Caribbean
Regional integration and structural change in the Caribbean


Tasha Cain, Foreign Service Officer I, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Trade and Immigration, Belize
Deepening the Integration of Caribbean Economies in Latin America


Agenda

PROVISIONAL AGENDA

 

  1. Opening of the meeting.
  2. Addressing vulnerability, debt and liquidity in the Caribbean.
  3. The multidimensional vulnerability index as an effective measure of vulnerability in middle-income
  4. Responding to data and statistical capacity needs in the Caribbean.
  5. Global partnership for repositioning, recovery and resilience in the Caribbean.
  6. Economic restructuring and diversification for deeper integration of the Caribbean with Latin America and in the global economy.
  7. Close of the meeting.

Institución organizadora

Oficina Subregional de CEPAL para el Caribe

  • http://www.cepal.org/en/headquarters-and-offices/eclac-caribbean
  • (868)224-8000

Contacto

Aurélie Quiatol

  • aurelie.quiatol@eclac.org
  • (868) 224-8071

Suscripción

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