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Brades, Montserrat – President of the Barbados-based Caribbean Development Bank, (CDB), Dr Gene Leon has ended a visit to Monstserrat reassuring the authorities on the British Overseas Territory of the bank’s support and commitment to finding innovative solutions. “Supporting the resilience agenda of our Borrowing Member Countries (BMC) is a significant area of focus for us at CDB. It has to be. Our BMCs face unique challenges as small countries …

Government Information Service of Dominica

President of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Dr. Hyginus ‘Gene’ Leon will visit Montserrat on Thursday, March 24, 2022 for his first official visit to the…

Minister of state in the Ministry of Education, Youth and Information, Robert Morgan, has...

The Basic Needs Trust Fund (BNTF) under the portfolio of The Office of the Premier has recently agreed to the BNTF10 Grant funded by the Caribbean Development…

Jul 22, 2021 G.O.B. Accessing Grant for Poverty Reduction The Government of Belize has signed a grant agreement with the Caribbean Development Bank under the Basic Needs Trust Fund Programme. According to a release from G.O.B., the B.N.T.F. focuses on reducing poverty in low-income vulnerable communities. Sub-projects under the fund will aim at improving access to quality education and training, water and sanitation, basic community access and drainage, and human resource developmen...

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Apr 1, 2021 Three years after removing the shift system, the Old Harbour Primary School in St. Catherine, Jamaica is seeing positive results across the board. It has proven to be a turning point in the life of the institution, so much so, that the inspection rating undertaken by the National Education Inspectorate, an independent government body, improved from unsatisfactory in 2012 to satisfactory in 2018. “For the last three years, the school has improved in all subject areas,” Principal...

KINGSTON, Jamaica – A child therapeutic centre is to be constructed for the Child Protectio...