Caribbean sustainable economic development challenges are unique. Very few of the world’s regions comprise that many development inequalities and GDP gaps between countries: rich financial Islands like the Cayman, fossil-fuel oriented economies like Trinidad and Tobago or low-income countries like Haiti. This creates a complex matrix for cooperation in terms of sustainable development strategies. However, the region has common needs in terms of renewable energy, infrastructure or trainings to follow a dynamic aligned with sustainable development goals, SDG 8 “Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all ” and SDG 9 in particular “Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialisation and foster innovation” along with the social pillar of the SDGs through SDG 4 (Education).
Unite Caribbean supports public and private actors in their sustainable economic and social development path through its expertise in consulting and project management.
We offer consulting services and manage projects in the entire Caribbean basin./p>
Study on employment in the sports, sports entertainment and sports tourism sector in Guadeloupe, to match professional training with the needs of structures supervising sports activities.
Unite Caribbean Ltd. has signed on as a partner in the Interreg Caribbean “MAGHIC” project to conduct a market Study for Green H2 in St. Lucia. The project is being led by Farwind Energy, a company developing a revolutionary technology for harvesting wind energy with a boat called the “Farwinder”.
Unite Caribbean is mapping and organising business-to-business meetings between private sector entities in the Caribbean renewable energy and recycling industries
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