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  • The MPI provides a comprehensive picture of poverty by capturing not only what households earn and consume but also what they lack across dimensions including health, education, housing, access to services, employment security, and overall wellbeing.
    January 23, 2026

    Jamaica Launches First-Ever Multidimensional Poverty Index with Support from CDB

  • CDB’s Cultural and Creative Industries Innovation Fund is helping to address data infrastructure gaps by training statisticians in data collection and analysis
    July 26, 2024

    Data Gaps Hindering Measurement of Cultural & Creative Industries, affect Caribbean Development

  • Gyorgy Zsembery, Group Chief Executive Officer of Digicel Business and Digicel+ said, "In order to facilitate the digital transformation of the countries across the Caribbean, it’s crucial that we have relevant data from these countries. Too often data for the Caribbean gets lumped together with Latin America and is not a true reflection of where we are as a region. Participants in this survey are not only contributing to a larger narrative of digital evolution but will also gain unparalleled insights into their own industry, both locally and regionally."
    March 19, 2024

    Pioneering the Future with Digicel Business & Symptai Consulting Limited’s Digital Transformation Survey

  • Michelle White-Ying, PwC East Caribbean, Partner and Diversity and Inclusion Leader says:
    July 6, 2023

    ‘The Great Resignation’ continues: PwC Hopes & Fears Global Workforce Survey

  • “Local tourism has proved to be more resilient, a more immediate and frequent option to drive positive economic impact. During the Pandemic, when international borders were closed, it was locals who restarted the tourism economy and opened new destinations; we are happy to see the growth of this segment in the Caribbean”, mentioned Carlos Muñoz, Airbnb's Director of Public Policy and Communications for the Caribbean and Central America.
    June 14, 2023

    Airbnb announced in Caribbean Week event that travel among CTO Member countries and territories nearly doubled during Q1 2023

  • The report includes an overview of the past performance in terms of economic growth and productivity. It then describes the Compete Caribbean data and summarizes recent research papers analyzing that data and conclusions from that research.
    June 6, 2023

    IDB Report Finds Caribbean Businesses Need More Innovation and Productivity

  • The Project will explore options for addressing a range of factors affecting the conveyance of agricultural products by sea including management and operational systems, onshore facilities, food safety provisions, and customs and plant quarantine operations. The main objective of the initiative is to identify opportunities for urgent improvement in maritime transportation capacity, recommend transportation modalities and provide solutions which utilise existing shipping assets.
    April 13, 2023

    CDB to Fund Maritime Cargo Service Study to Boost Agricultural Trade in the South-East Caribbean

  • Ross Parker, Territory Leader, PwC East Caribbean
    February 9, 2023

    2022 Caribbean CEO Survey: Winning today’s race while running tomorrow’s

  • Barbados has developed a marine spatial plan that is mindful of players using the space and the need to ensure it is protected for all.
    January 19, 2023

    BARBADOS’ MARINE SPATIAL PLAN LAUNCHED

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    November 13, 2022

    NCSA disputes print article and reaffirms their findings remain factual

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    November 11, 2022

    Findings of Grand Kadooment survey undertaken by NCF

  • According to results from the 2022 poll, LGBT acceptance in Guyana has soared since then, moving from 19% to 34.5% with an overall percentage of 72.4% of respondents stating that they accept and tolerate LGBT persons. Presenting at the launch of the findings last Tuesday, Dr. Marlon Anatol, a researcher with RMK Consulting Enterprise, noted that hatred of LGBT people had decreased by 50% from 25% in 2013 to 12% in 2022, which is quite significant.
    October 2, 2022

    New 2022 Poll Finds LGBT Acceptance Has Soared in Guyana

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