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Grenada: Productivity and Competitiveness

Guyana: National and Regional Tripartism

Dominica: Developing an Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises

Curacao: Developing an Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises

Belize: Developing an Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises

The Bahamas: Unemployment and Skills Development

Aruba: Developing an Enabling Environment for Sustainable Enterprises

Antigua and Barbuda: Presentation on Productivity and Competitiveness

Social Chapter of the EPA

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Facilitating participation of CARIFORUM civil society in regional development and integration processes

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Caribbean Employers’ Confederation and Caribbean Congress of Labour sign MoU in Brussels

The MoU was signed at the ILO’s Brussels Office, which CEC and CCL were visiting as part of a study tour to gain insight into social dialogue mechanisms within the European Union.

Caribbean Employers’ and Workers' Organizations to visit European Tripartite Council in Brussels

The study tour forms part of a Project funded by the EU, executed by the ILO and implemented by CEC and CCL, which aims to strengthen Caribbean regional organizations to give effective input into economic and social policies at a regional level.

ILO and Diplomatic Academy of the Caribbean launch new course in Labour Diplomacy

The Diplomatic Academy of the Caribbean, in partnership with the International Labour Organization (ILO), has created a new module in Labour Diplomacy. It is one of a series of diplomacy courses offered by the Academy

Caribbean Forum to challenge conventional wisdom

The Forum on the Future of the Caribbean is being co-hosted by The University of the West Indies (UWI) and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Trinidad and Tobago in collaboration with United Nations System and regional inter-governmental partners,...

Youth Informality: Formalizing the informal youth - Innovative experiences in Jamaica

The Jamaican economy is characterised by persistent stagnation with an annual growth rate of 0.53% over the period 1999-2014. The economic crisis of 2008 saw the collapse of the bauxite and alumina, declines in remittances and stagnation in the...

Presentation by Dagmar Walter - High-level Evaluation of ILO’s DWCPs, strategies and activities in the Caribbean (2010-2015) Session VI