Our Pillars
CCPF is focused on reigniting economic growth in the Caribbean by increasing productivity, fostering innovation and by positioning regional products and services competitively in the global market. Through competitions, CCPF invites and selects project proposals to demonstrate the kinds of investments and activities that private sector companies can adopt to achieve these results.
Partnership Facility
Launched in 2012, The Compete Caribbean Partnership Facility (CCPF) is a Private Sector Development Program that delivers Innovative and practical solutions that stimulate Economic Growth, increase Productivity and foster Innovation and Competitiveness. We work in 13 countries across the Caribbean region.
CCPF is a partnership between the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), and the Government of Canada.
Our Pillars
CCPF boosts Caribbean economic growth by enhancing productivity, fostering innovation, and positioning regional products globally through project competitions.
Results Phase 1
Read more about our results from the first phase (2012-2016), which saw over 100 projects successfully boosting competitiveness, creating jobs, and driving innovation across the Caribbean. Our efforts also supported technology adoption and policy reforms to improve the region’s business environment, laying the groundwork for continued growth and sustainability.
Pillar 1
Technical assistance enhances the productivity and competitiveness of Caribbean businesses by supporting economies of scale, addressing low productivity, improving business management, and promoting entrepreneurship. These initiatives drive sustainable growth in the region.
- Cluster Operations: initiatives that overcome barriers related to economies of scale and competitiveness.
- Innovations Funds: initiatives aimed at resolving low productivity.
- Technology Extension Services: technical assistance to improve business management processes and production processes.
- Entrepreneurship: Technical assistance to institutions that provide entrepreneurial support.
Pillar 2
Technical assistance is granted for activities that enhance the legal, institutional and regulatory framework for business and innovation.
- Studies aimed at identifying constraints to competitiveness, productivity, innovation and job creation.
- Reforms aimed at improving the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business Index ranking.
- Sector level reform, capacity assessment and institutional strengthening that promotes private sector development.
- Expert advice for the implementation of policy reforms to improve business and innovation climate.