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De private sector van Suriname lijdt. Meer digitalisering, financiële inclusie en infrastructuur kunnen hierbij helpen.

November 13, 2020 by Jeetendra Khadan - Shreshta Chotelal Leave a Comment

De COVID-19 pandemie heeft enkele belangrijke aandachtspunten voor de private sector van Suriname naar voren gebracht, aandachtspunten zoals onvoldoende digitalisering, financiële inclusie en infrastructuur. De private sector van Suriname had al te kampen met een ongunstig ondernemingsklimaat voordat COVID-19 het land trof en er was hoop dat het jaar 2020 enkele positieve … [Read more...] about De private sector van Suriname lijdt. Meer digitalisering, financiële inclusie en infrastructuur kunnen hierbij helpen.

When the End is just the Beginning: getting the Caribbean to think big

November 5, 2020 by Golda Lee Bruce Leave a Comment

“I am not closing anything. This is the start. This is the beginning. This is the point from which we move.” These were the words of Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator CEO Racquel Moses as she closed the curtain on the first Pivot Event. The two week-long event ended in October with the presentation of nine moonshots for the Caribbean by 2040. The Pivot Event brought … [Read more...] about When the End is just the Beginning: getting the Caribbean to think big

5 ideas to create a sustainable tourism sector from Barbados to the Galápagos

September 30, 2020 by Juan Carlos de la Hoz - Yajaira Archibald Leave a Comment

“This as an opportunity to rethink tourism and rethink the economies that are based on tourism,” urges Graham Watkins, Chief of the IDB’s Climate Change and Sustainability Division, during the third instalment of the Tourism in the Caribbean: Stories from the field during COVID-19 podcast. Despite its devastating impact on the lives and livelihoods of millions of people in … [Read more...] about 5 ideas to create a sustainable tourism sector from Barbados to the Galápagos

10 Reasons We Believe Post Covid-19 Tourism Can Be Better Than Ever

July 15, 2020 by Racquel Moses Leave a Comment

I’ve been an avid consumer of Covid-19 news, it’s been fascinating in a number of ways.  Especially if you remove yourself from the reality of it, this is quite a historic.  When you survey the countries and their responses it makes you realize that situations like these reveal our true character.  At the Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator, we’ve been talking … [Read more...] about 10 Reasons We Believe Post Covid-19 Tourism Can Be Better Than Ever

Protecting Tourism in the Caribbean through Smarter Crisis Management and Response Systems

December 3, 2019 by Yuri Chakalall - Jodi Ho Lung Leave a Comment

When natural disasters strike, there are obvious immediate impacts. But long after the attention of the world shifts elsewhere, the effects of disasters like hurricanes, continue to negatively impact the growth and sustainability of Caribbean countries.One of the sectors that suffers the most is Tourism, which in many cases relies on physical attractiveness and the availability … [Read more...] about Protecting Tourism in the Caribbean through Smarter Crisis Management and Response Systems

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