Agricultural economics

  • Photo of CARICOM unveils E-Agriculture Strategy to strengthen food security and resilience

    CARICOM unveils E-Agriculture Strategy to strengthen food security and resilience

    As CARICOM forges ahead with the implementation of its food security initiative, it has activated a key component – the CARICOM E-Agriculture Strategy – to modernise the sector through digital innovation. The Strategy supports CARICOM’s flagship 25 x 2025+5 food security initiative, which aims to significantly reduce the Region’s food import bill while promoting sustainable, locally driven food systems. This…

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  • Photo of CARICOM BOOST: Empowering Women and Youth in Agriculture | Caribbean Resilience in Action!

    CARICOM BOOST: Empowering Women and Youth in Agriculture | Caribbean Resilience in Action!

    As the Caribbean confronts intensifying climate challenges, the CARICOM Secretariat, with the support of the Government of New Zealand, has unveiled a bold new initiative: CARICOM Boost Women and Youth in Agriculture. This transformative project is designed to strengthen the resilience of the Region’s agri-food systems by empowering women and youth across Member States. By enhancing capacity in the agribusiness sector,…

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  • Photo of Empowering Grenada’s Future: Shard Noel Champions CARICOM BOOST

    Empowering Grenada’s Future: Shard Noel Champions CARICOM BOOST

    Shard Noel is a big champion of the CARICOM Boost: Women and Youth in Agriculture Project, a transformative initiative aimed at strengthening food security and empowering key stakeholders across CARICOM Member States. For this Grenadian agribusiness owner and manager, BOOST   is more than a programme; it is a pathway to opportunity, resilience, and transformation. Shard believes this initiative will open…

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  • Photo of Agriculture stakeholders trained to improve access to regional markets

    Agriculture stakeholders trained to improve access to regional markets

    Agriculture focal points in the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) participated in a training session on 22 January on the use of a digital platform for agricultural market information. The platform, titled Regional Electronic Agricultural Market Information System (REAMIS), is designed to connect farmers with market data, business tools, and networking opportunities, and improve access to regional markets under the 25 x 25…

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  • Photo of Kersha Roderick and CARICOM BOOST: Growing Together, Thriving Together!

    Kersha Roderick and CARICOM BOOST: Growing Together, Thriving Together!

    On a bright Grenadian morning, Farmer Kersha Roderick can be found walking through her fields with a smile that says it all: this is more than farming; it is a mission. Kersha’s story is one of vision and determination. With the support of the CARICOM BOOST: Women and Youth in Agriculture Project, she is turning her farm into a model…

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  • Photo of 🌱  From Vision to Impact: Arisa Denis Expands Sustainable Farming in Saint Lucia with CARICOM BOOST

    🌱 From Vision to Impact: Arisa Denis Expands Sustainable Farming in Saint Lucia with CARICOM BOOST

    BOOST will help elevate my agribusiness by contributing to a more resilient and sustainable agricultural sector in Saint Lucia.Arisa Denis, agribusiness owner and manager of Pure Hydro Farms, Saint lucia A resilient agri-food system is at the heart of CARICOM’s vision for the future. As the Region continues to experience increasing climate-related challenges, the CARICOM Secretariat, supported by the Government…

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  • Photo of CARICOM IMPACS and Auxilium Worldwide Launch “Fish and Flags” Report Series

    CARICOM IMPACS and Auxilium Worldwide Launch “Fish and Flags” Report Series

    “This launch is a powerful demonstration of our collective commitment to regional security, especially as the Caribbean continues to grapple with the emerging and evolving challenges of environmental crime and natural resource exploitation.” Lt. Col. Michael Jones, Executive Director, CARICOM IMPACS  The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Implementation Agency for Crime and Security (IMPACS), in collaboration with Auxilium Worldwide, has launched a…

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  • Photo of CARICOM Agriculture Investment Bulletin: Advancing Sustainable Growth in the Caribbean

    CARICOM Agriculture Investment Bulletin: Advancing Sustainable Growth in the Caribbean

    The CARICOM Secretariat today launches the first quarterly Agriculture Investment Bulletin, highlighting the Region’s efforts to strengthen food security, promote investment opportunities, and foster agricultural innovation. The publication provides policy updates and insights into the demand trends for key agriculture commodities within the CARICOM Single Market, offering a comprehensive look at the programmes shaping the agricultural landscape as the Region…

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  • Photo of CARICOM ‘Boost’ Ignites Opportunity for Women and Youth in Agriculture

    CARICOM ‘Boost’ Ignites Opportunity for Women and Youth in Agriculture

    A resilient agri-food system remains critical for CARICOM as the Region continues to face increasing climate-related challenges. As part of its response, the CARICOM Secretariat, supported by the Government of New Zealand, has launched the CARICOM Boost: Women and Youth in Agriculture Project, a transformative initiative aimed at strengthening food security and empowering key stakeholders across Member States. This strategic…

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  • Photo of Agripreneur Anastasha Elliott Charts Her Path in Health and Beauty 

    Agripreneur Anastasha Elliott Charts Her Path in Health and Beauty 

    A few years ago, Anastasha Elliott was among a cohort of young people featured in the ‘I Am CARICOM: Youth in Agriculture campaign, who were exploring agri-business opportunities and were role models for youth participation in the Region’s agricultural sector.  Today, the St. Kitts and Nevis native continues her entrepreneurship journey with her Sugar Town Organics brand, which produces a…

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