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Investments and Public Expenditure
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National Agricultural Catastrophe Fund linked to the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF)
Proposal for a national financial protection mechanism for the agricultural sector against catastrophes, linked to the CCRIF and to agricultural risk management and transfer
CARICOM Regional E-Agriculture Strategy
A regional priority line to strengthen agricultural and rural development through innovative information and communication technologies (ICT). It envisions a regional E-Agriculture strategy, a B2B platform for agricultural buyers and sellers, a G2G portal, precision technologies, a virtual extension platform, and farmer exposure to climate-smart agriculture
Regional Comprehensive Disaster Management (CDM) Strategy 2014–2024
The CDM Strategy 2014-2024 is a regional strategic framework that represents a paradigm shift from a reactive to an anticipatory approach to disaster management. Its core objective is the integration of disaster management considerations into the development planning and decision-making process of CDEMA’s Participating States. It addresses all hazards and all phases of the disaster cycle: prevention, mitigation, preparedness, response, recovery, and rehabilitation
Policy frameworks
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CARICOM 25 by 2025+5 Implementation Plan 2026–2030
Regional plan for production, food security, and intra-regional trade. It includes agricultural insurance, digitalization, R&D, and capacity building. It recognizes climate variability as a production challenge
Caricom Agri-Food Systems Agenda
Regional agenda that includes aspects such as Agriculture Disaster and Risk Management, risk transfer mechanisms, climate-smart agriculture, and the strengthening of agri-food systems
St Kitts and Nevis Agricultural Transformation and Growth Strategy 2022-2031
The necessity of an agricultural transformation and growth strategy (ATGS) is recognized by the government. The Prime Minister, Dr Timothy Harris, in his Annual Fiscal Statements and Budgetary Proposals for 2022 reiterated the government’s goal “to produce more of what we consume and commitment to make strides to achieve SDGs 2 – zero hunger – and SDG 12 – responsible consumption and production” This need was equally repeated by stakeholders consulted in the course of developing this strategy (i.e. farmers, fishers, MSME entrepreneurs, representatives of financial, civil society and research and training institutions and regional partners).
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