Crime and Security

GEORGE-BRIDGE DECLARATION OF THE 2ND REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CRIME AND VIOLENCE AS A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE

HOSTED BY BARBADOS IN GEORGETOWN, GUYANA 22 NOVEMBER 2024The George-Bridge Declaration, a significant document in the context of the Caribbean region's crime and security concerns, was prepared in Georgetown, Guyana, on Friday, 22 November 2024, at the Second Regional Symposium: Violence as a Public...

END-OF-YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) DR CARLA N. BARNETT

As the Region seeks to consolidate integration in the year ahead, we look forward to continued collaboration with our stakeholders and partners, including the CARICOM Committee of Ambassadors and CARICOM Youth Ambassadors, as well as the guidance of the Bureau of the Conference, which will comprise ...

“We must strengthen our cooperation…to preserve our Caribbean region as a Zone of Peace,” – CARICOM ASG.

“This distinguished gathering no doubt is used to dealing with the complexities of transnational organised crime, and as we move forward, the Secretariat pledges support to you in enhancing multi-disciplinary and intersectoral cooperation with all relevant stakeholders for a strengthened approach to...

Securing CARICOM Citizens’ Human Rights and Ensuring Social Justice is the Highest Priority says CARICOM Chair

“Indeed, it is the aspiration of the Community that every citizen is secure and has the opportunity to realise his or her potential with guaranteed human rights and social justice; and contributes to, and shares in, its economic, social and cultural prosperity.” CARICOM Chair (CARICOM Secretaria...

MEDIA ADVISORY: Second Regional Symposium: Violence as a Public Health Issue – The Crime Challenge| 22-23 November 2024 | Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Georgetown, Guyana

(CARICOM Secretariat, Turkeyen, Greater Georgetown, Guyana - Tuesday, 19 November 2024): Addressing the surge of crime in the Region continues to be a priority for CARICOM Heads of Government. It is against this backdrop that the leaders, policymakers, technocrats, specialists and stakeholders will ...

Migration 4 Development| Part 3 | Where can a Migration Policy Take Us?

Interested in knowing how the CARICOM Regional Migration Policy contributes to regional development? Take a few minutes to view part three of “Migration4Development”, in which Sherwin Toyne-Stephenson, Programme Manager, Crime and Security, CARICOM Secretariat, highlights how the Policy will create ...

Sherwin Toyne Stephenson, Programme Manager, CARICOM discusses the Regional Migration Policy

CDB Supporting Regional Education Transformation with Key Initiatives

GEORGE TOWN, Cayman: The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) has announced a series of key initiatives aimed at reshaping education systems across the region, as outlined by Acting President, Mr. Isaac Solomon at the Bank’s inaugural Regional Symposium and Policy Dialogue on Transforming Education curr...

Mpox threat, alarming increase in Malaria and Dengue cases discussed ahead of Forty-Seventh COHSOD

CARICOM Secretariat, Turkeyen, Greater Georgetown, Guyana - Thursday, 12 September 2024:  Crime and violence as a public health issue, regional health security, human resources for health, disease surveillance, and matters pertaining to the Port-of-Spain Declaration on Non-communicable Diseases...

CDB Approves USD 5 Million Grant to Improve Access to Electricity in Rural Haiti

“This initiative is both critical and timely, given the importance of electricity in improving lives and livelihoods. It is well-positioned to benefit rural populations, support CDB’s mission to provide affordable, clean, sustainable, reliable, and renewable energy to our client countries, and contr...

GEORGE-BRIDGE DECLARATION OF THE 2ND REGIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON CRIME AND VIOLENCE AS A PUBLIC HEALTH ISSUE

END-OF-YEAR MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY-GENERAL OF THE CARIBBEAN COMMUNITY (CARICOM) DR CARLA N. BARNETT

“We must strengthen our cooperation…to preserve our Caribbean region as a Zone of Peace,” – CARICOM ASG.

Securing CARICOM Citizens’ Human Rights and Ensuring Social Justice is the Highest Priority says CARICOM Chair

MEDIA ADVISORY: Second Regional Symposium: Violence as a Public Health Issue – The Crime Challenge| 22-23 November 2024 | Arthur Chung Conference Centre, Georgetown, Guyana

Migration 4 Development| Part 3 | Where can a Migration Policy Take Us?

Sherwin Toyne Stephenson, Programme Manager, CARICOM discusses the Regional Migration Policy

CDB Supporting Regional Education Transformation with Key Initiatives

Mpox threat, alarming increase in Malaria and Dengue cases discussed ahead of Forty-Seventh COHSOD

CDB Approves USD 5 Million Grant to Improve Access to Electricity in Rural Haiti

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