Special Projects

The experience of CARICOM in negotiating comprehensive commitments on services and investment with Third Parties underscored the importance of developing capacity within the Member States to map and catalogue their regulatory status quo.

Rules and procedures were developed for implementation in four key areas of public procurement administration.  These are challenge and review, complaints handling, compliance, and eligibility and disqualification of suppliers.

To modernize the financial market infrastructure, enhance domestic resource mobilization and to integrate capital markets across the participating CSME States, several model legislation have been drafted or revised for eventual adoption (in whole or to bring existing relevant national legislation

The vulnerability to climate and disaster risk can retard advances that are made by the region toward attainment of the transformation of the energy systems within the region, as pursued within the C-SERMS Framework and impact the ability of countries to provide: “access to affordable, reliable,

The Drug Demand Reduction (DDR) Programme was designed to respond to the growing challenges associated with problematic drug use, including illicit drug consumption and alcohol abuse across the Region.

The CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Building Code (CREEBC), was a collaboration between CROSQ, the CARICOM Energy Unit, the International Code Council (ICC) and ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers).