Dear Researchers, Our most sincere thanks to all applicants who showed an unparalleled level of dedication in participating in the call to address gender issues in the Caribbean.
Results of Call – Challenges for Women-Owned Firms in the Caribbean Results Read More »
In November 2017, Compete Caribbean closed a competition for clusters projects across the region, which received 91 applications. Following a thorough, systematic and difficult evaluation process, the following eight finalists have been invited to pitch their project before an independent panel of judges on Friday, January 19th, 2018 from 8:30 am. Contingent on receiving written
Beltraide hosted a National Cluster Workshop through its technical unit, Export Belize. The National Cluster Workshop was funded by the Compete Caribbean Project. The workshop provided a framework for facilitating business clusters in Belize. Love News spoke with the Manager of Export Belize, Shahera McKoy. Read more here
Businesses are uniting to access international markets Read More »
The first pillar of the Compete Caribbean program is hosting a clusters initiative for the Trade Export Promotion Agency (TEPA). Read more here.
Eight finalists representing cluster projects from across the region vied for funding from Compete Caribbean on Friday, during an investment panel at the Inter-American Development Bank (IBD) Barbados Country Office. Read more here
Finalists Vie for Up to US$400,000 from Compete Caribbean Read More »
In November 2017, Compete Caribbean closed a competition for clusters projects across the region, which received 91 applications. Following a thorough, systematic and difficult evaluation process, the following eight finalists have been invited to pitch their project before an independent panel of judges on Friday, January 19th, 2018 from 8:30 am.
Roberto de Groote — In a recent visit to Barbados, I stayed at a hotel that has catered to foreign tourists for over 25 years. The infrastructure of the hotel has deteriorated over time, the furniture is outdated, and above all, it has a deficient customer service, as it does not offer food or tourism
Improving Competitiveness and Innovation in the Caribbean Read More »
When most people hear technology, they instantly think of the latest gadgets, smartphones, wearable tech and apps on the market. But technology is broader than that. Technology is any technique, skill, method or process used in the production of goods and services. With this definition in mind, Compete Caribbean is working to design support to
Dominica continues to need support, and you can help. On September 18th, Dominica was devastated by Hurricane Maria, which hit the island nation as a Category 5 storm. Maria destroyed most of Dominica’s buildings, and stripped the Nature Island of its lush rainforests. Two weeks later, the situation on the ground remains difficult. Some parts
Hyper-connectivity has become the new engine of the digital economy, which is a key driver to innovation and growth around the world. With the amount of connected devices rising to 16 billion between 2010 and 2016, and expected to rise to 29 billion by 2022, along with increased bandwidth, security and stability of mobile data
