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Incorporating the Outlying Member States in Sustainable Intra-CARICOM Migration Policies

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Intra-CARICOM migration is advocated as a strategic tool for fostering a
regional identity and development, but immigrants’ origins and
destinations impact these goals. Based on in-depth interviews and a crossnational
survey, this article delineates how intra-regional migrants from
outlying member states perceive their integration and mobility experiences
within CARICOM. Information-deficiencies, non-acceptance and the
absence of positive migration narratives undermined both their lived
experiences and attachments to CARICOM. The article makes

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An Inclusive, Equitable and Prosperous Caribbean:The Case of Persons with Disabilities

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In 2006, the United Nations established the Convention on the Rights of
Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and several Caribbean countries have
signed and ratified this global treaty. Similarly, countries within the
English-speaking Caribbean have signed the Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs) that were approved by the United Nations in September
2015. Notwithstanding the signing and ratifying of these treaties by
Caribbean countries, not much has taken place for persons with disabilities

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Community-based Approaches and Measuring the SDGs

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As communities work towards Agenda 2030 and attaining the Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs), awareness, localization, assessment and
measurement will play a key role in assessing the progress made. The
importance of community-based approaches to development has been
recognized, and small data has been identified as a critical component of
initiatives to support the assessment and measurement of the SDGs. This
study explores community-based approaches in relation to the SDGs,

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Managing Water Resources for Sustainable Development in the Caribbean: Dynamic Policy Options

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Several Caribbean countries experience high levels of water scarcity and
water stress. This poses an enormous development challenge for the region
given growing demand, inadequate infrastructure and low investment in
the water sector. A vast literature examines the impact of the management
of global water resources on climate change, poverty and sustainable
development. However, few studies have considered the impact of water
scarcity on growth and sustainable development in the Caribbean. This

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Knowledge Brokerage, SDGs and The Role of Universities

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This article contends that knowledge brokerage should be recognized as a
key function of regional universities as Caribbean states seek to advance
the 2030 development agenda. As Caribbean universities evolve, public
engagement and linkage and exchange mechanisms that support the
developmental and entrepreneurial missions of modern universities need
to be strengthened. By detailing the case of a University of the West Indies-
Trinidad and Tobago RDI Fund project to demonstrate how the societal

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Caribbean Action 2030 and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Editorial

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Windrush: The Perfect Storm

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Debt for Climate Swaps: Lessons for Caribbean SIDS from the Seychelles’

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Climate Services and Caribbean Resilience: A Historical Perspective

FDI and Technology Transfer in Trinidad and Tobago’s Construction Industry

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