The Regional Statistics Programme advances evidence-based decision-making by strengthening the regional statistical system, coordinating shared statistical strategies (including census planning), and producing regional databases and publications that enable comparability across Member States. In recent reporting, this work has included regional statistical advocacy and the dissemination of thematic outputs (including climate and COVID-19 related statistical bulletins) to support policy design and monitoring.

CARIFORUM work supports coordination among participating states (including CARICOM independent members plus Cuba and the Dominican Republic) and manages key elements of the relationship with external partners, particularly the European Union framework. Annual reporting highlights its role in responding to shocks (including COVID-19), advancing European Development Fund programming, and progressing Economic Partnership Agreement processes

Crime and security work supports regional coordination to address transnational threats and strengthen prevention, safety, and justice outcomes. Recent reporting highlights preparatory and partnership-building work that applies a public-health approach to crime and violence prevention, involving regional security and health institutions and national stakeholders.

Education programming supports regional cooperation in human capital development, aiming to improve the quality, relevance, and portability of learning outcomes. It is positioned within social resilience, with education serving as the pipeline for skills, innovation capability, and inclusive growth.

EDPR supports macroeconomic policy coherence, analytical work, and administrative strengthening that help Member States manage fiscal and economic policy challenges. The programme’s function is to improve the evidence base for regional economic decision-making, including policy research that informs integration and competitiveness strategies.