US-CARICOM Trade & Investment Webinar
Please join the SRC/US Embassy/CPC for our third and final webinar in our series on US-CARICOM Trade and…
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Distinguished Owen S. Arthur Memorial Lecture
Join the Shridath Ramphal Centre (SRC) in collaboration with the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) for the second Inaugural…
SRC Virtual Trade & Investment Research Series
Via ZoomThe SRC is pleased to invite you to the first in our inaugural SRC Virtual Trade & Investment…
US-Caribbean Relations: Increasing Private Sector Engagement
Via ZoomJoin us for our upcoming SRC Lunch Time Chat on "US-Caribbean Relations: Increasing Private Sector Engagement" carded for Thursday,…
SRC Lunch Time Chat – Trade and Climate Action
Via ZoomAs recognition of the urgency of climate action increases, debate is growing on the need to spur a…
Trade and the Blue Economy – Short Course
This 3-day virtual course will explore the origins of the Blue Economy, how it is regulated under international,…
SRC Lunch Time Chat – Empowering Women Entrepreneurs
The SRC is pleased to invite you to the Special International Women's Day SRC Lunchtime Chat on Friday…
Study Tour 2023
Every year, students enrolled in the SRC's Master's in International Trade Policy Programme embark on a Study Tour…
SRC Lunch Time Chat
Please join the SRC and the LHRU on Tuesday, July 18th at 12:30-2:00 pm (Atlantic Standard Time) for our upcoming…
Transition to a Circular Economy: Examples from Africa and the Caribbean
Transitioning to a circular economy can contribute to addressing climate change, biodiversity loss, land degradation and the impact of water stress, and pollution. Africa and the Caribbean, being two of the world’s regions that are most vulnerable to the negative effects of climate change, stand to benefit from adopting circular economy principles.