« Home | Health Enquiry resumes todayMonday, December 4 200... » | Moving toward the Common Cause In fact the title o... » | Transparency and Public Disclosure: The IMF Articl... » | Swapping the Debts for Social Investments “Debt S... » | What to Choose! In the complicated world of moral,... » | Science & Technology do Matter When It Comes to So... » | Golding plans to slash taxes pu... » | República Dominic... » | Constructing a Viable Approach to Deter Violence A... » | Intellectual Property Rights: An E.U Definition to... » 

Wednesday, December 06, 2006 

Competitiveness and Regional Integration: Where to for the Caribbean?
In the news this week, the issues of competitiveness and business development have been shaking agendas in regards to the evolution of the Caribbean region, and its futures as the CSME is gradually spreading its wings (see here).

This is quite a laudable call, considering the fact that the role of business in development is an integral component which should reflect upon the effectiveness of multi-sectoral partnerships, corporate governance, transparency and social responsibility.
And taking full advantage of these components is a way to translate rhetoric into actions by tapping into the integration of responsible approaches to steer economic competitiveness, and at the same time carry-out and adapt policy mechanisms to respond to the dynamics of poverty reduction strategies and pro-poor growth.
See also: “U.S. Seek to Boost Competitiveness of Latin America, Caribbean"

And from the PSD Blog: “St Lucia Best in Caribbean for Doing Business

About me

  • I'm Em Asomba
  • From United States
My profile
Skype Me™!

Poverty & Social Development: A Caribbean Perspective is powered by Blogspot and Gecko & Fly.
No part of the content or the blog may be reproduced without prior written permission.
Join the Google Adsense program and learn how to make money online.