
Donor Matrix – OECS (2013)
The current activities by Compete Caribbean as an approach to improve donor coordination and the Caribbean Growth Forum (CGF) initiative are two examples that other
The current activities by Compete Caribbean as an approach to improve donor coordination and the Caribbean Growth Forum (CGF) initiative are two examples that other
Guyana has many public and private institutions that directly or indirectly focus on the expansion of private sector activities. The country, compared to other countries
In relation to the nature of projects funded, the majority of active projects are focussed on Business Support, Finance (access to finance), the Business Environment
Main donors to Dominica include: The Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), The European Union’s European Development Funding (EDF) program, The Department for International Development (DFID), The
Even though Barbados has graduated from developing country status, the donor community still plays an import role in relation to private sector development in Barbados.
Through the Enterprise Innovation Challenge Fund we provide technical assistance and investment funding to support firms, clusters and value chains to develop new products and
Compete Caribbean, the private sector development program jointly funded by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) and the United Kingdom
Kingston, Jamaica, June 19, 2012 – The University of the West Indies hosted this week the launch of the Caribbean Growth Forum (CGF), a new
During the Caribbean Development Bank’s (CDB) forty second annual meeting held in Grand Cayman from May 23-24, 2012, CDB, The World Bank (WB) and Inter-American
This document presents a guide to perform a Private Sector Assessment Report (PSAR), designed specifically for the beneficiary countries of the Compete Caribbean program: Antigua
This week the Compete Caribbean Program presented opportunities for Bahamanian companies to receive grants to help grow their businesses. Presentations were made to companies on
Antigua and Barbuda demonstrates a number of strengths in relation to the potential for growth in the private sector; however, there are also a number
The present study investigates the role that formal and informal savings and credit mechanisms play in the financial lives of microentrepreneurs in the Caribbean, partly
The buildup of debt in Jamaica has been concurrent with the country’s slow economic growth, and the issues are intertwined. High debt slows economic growth,
Developing countries face the enormous challenge of closing the productivity gap with rich countries. According to previous studies, this is especially relevant for firms in
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