A series of comprehensive training sessions to strengthen the capacity of environmental and technical officers in water quality monitoring, data analysis, and storage were recently concluded in the British Virgin Islands (BVI).
In the face of rising costs and resource challenges in the battle against breast cancer, JN Money customers have rallied to make a significant impact, contributing $1 million to the Jamaica Cancer Society (JCS) and its affiliate arm, Jamaica Reach to Recovery, to help address critical funding gaps.
CARILEC, the leading association of electric utilities, energy service providers, and stakeholders in the Caribbean, has announced a robust conference and training calendar for 2025.
The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB, the Bank) has approved a grant of USD132,000 to the Government of Saint Kitts and Nevis (GOSKN) for the formulation of a Medium-term Development Strategy and Investment Plan for 2025-2029.
Residents of Cayman hoping to take advantage of ex-US President Joe Biden’s lifting of travel restrictions on Cuba now have to rethink their plans.
The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has approved a USD 7 million grant to launch a transformative agricultural project in Haiti’s Northwest Department (NWD).
The members of the fourth CFU Next Generation Referee Course held in Barbados from January 17-19 completed the intensive training on Sunday, receiving certificates and a charge to remain disciplined.
In a move that could also benefit British passport holders in the Cayman Islands, US President Joe Biden has announced that he will remove Cuba from the list of countries deemed as state sponsors of terrorism.
The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB, the Bank) through the SheTrades Caribbean Hub, a joint initiative with the International Trade Centre (ITC), will launch a new partnership to strengthen North American market access for the region’s women entrepreneurs.
Over USD 300,000 has been allocated by the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB, the Bank) as a grant through the EPA and CSME Standby Facility, for a two-year project to improve business activity in Haiti.