Caricom

• Think Strategically About Communications

When officials at the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) wanted to increase public awareness about CARICOM's single market and economy, they recognized that communicating clearly and openly about their motivations, effects and aspirations was essential to engage the public and win support for long-term development policies. So they decided to harness the power of strategic communications. A ten-nation print, radio and advertising campaign followed. The resulting CARICOM Single Market Message Manual provided a guide for all communications moving forward -- a way to ensure consistency of a tested and effective message over time and avoid the unfocused lack of clarity produced by messages made on the basis of whims and hunches. The CARICOM model can, and should, be applied by trade associations...

• International Trade Forum
• Num. 4/2005, Octobre 2005

• Esecuzione della legge federale del 15 dicembre 1961 concernente la protezione dei nomi e degli emblemi dell'Organizzazione delle Nazioni Unite e d'altre organizzazioni intergovernative (CARICOM)

• Foglio Federale num. 2, 15 janvier 2002
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• Exécution de la loi fédérale du 15 décembre 1961 concernant la protection des noms et emblèmes de l'Organisation des Nations Unies et d'autres organisations intergouvernementales (CARICOM)

• Feuille Fédérale num. 2, 15 janvier 2002
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• Vollzug des Bundesgesetzes vom 15. Dezember 1961 zum Schutz von Namen und Zeichen der Organisation der Vereinten Nationen und anderer zwischenstaatlicher Organisationen (CARICOM)

• Bundesblatt num. 2, 15 janvier 2002
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• What has Competition Done for Europe? An Inter-Disciplinary Answer*

In recent policy debates in Europe, the question 'what has competition done for Europe?' has been posed at the highest levels. This question merits careful reflection. Competition as it is understood by mainstream economic and legal scholars refers not to an ideology but to inter-firm rivalry in markets. Such rivalry ensures that consumers enjoy choice, low prices, and good value for money. The authors consider the historical origins and development as well as the current role and effects of competition policy in Europe. The latter includes legal provisions that address anti-competitive practices by firms and activities aimed at promoting competition in respect of potentially anti-competitive government measures. They conclude that such policy has made essential contributions to the hig...

... Monetary Union and (in some respects) CARICOM. * The Commission, along with the Member States' c...

• Aussenwirtschaft; Zeitschrift für internationale Wirtshaftsbeziehungen
• Vol. 62 Num. 4, Décembre 2007

• Co-Production Film Treaties in Caribbean Countries - the Unfinished Story

The creative sector now accounts for 5.2% of Jamaica's gross domestic product -- which is more than the country's traditional mining sector. It is not only the music industry that is having an enormous impact on Jamaica's creative industries. Bolstered by co-production treaties with the UK, the film industry is making a significant contribution to growth and development opportunities, but not without challenges. While these co-production treaties have improved the market potential for the industry and provided benefits for other sectors, they have not yet had major impact on the production of local content, as many resources are tied up in foreign productions. Despite the challenges, Jamaica is looking to increase support for the industry. Caribbean Community is now seeking to enhance t...

...Therefore, for Caribbean Community (CARICOM) film producers, and in small-scale creative marke...

• International Trade Forum
• Num. 3, Juillet - Juillet - Juillet 2010

• Tourism Services Liberalization in the Caribbean-European Epa Negotiations

In Barbados, collaboration between the public and private sectors successfully secured better tourism trade conditions than that afforded by the World Trade Organization's General Agreement on Trade in Services. The Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) between the CARIFORUM Group of African Caribbean Pacific countries and the European Union (EU) represented enhanced and new market access opportunities for CARIFORUM investors and service providers in the tourism industry in the EU market. The outcomes of this process demonstrate that the private sector in developing countries, including small and vulnerable economies, can reap significant rewards from the adoption of a proactive approach to and early engagement in trade negotiations.

... of Tourism of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) and the CARICOM Councü of Trade and Economic Dev...

• International Trade Forum
• Num. 4, Octobre 2009

• Bericht über die im Jahr 2004 abgeschlossenen internationalen Verträge

... in der Karibischen Gemeinschaft (CARICOM) zu analysieren. . B. CARICOM repräsentiert ein r...

• Bundesblatt num. 22, 7 juin 2005
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• Messaggio concernente l'Accordo di libero scambio tra gli Stati dell'Associazione europea di libero scambio e il Canada e l'Accordo agricolo tra la Svizzera e il Canada

.... 3 CARICOM (Caribbean Community and Common Market): Antigua e...

• Foglio Federale num. 8, 24 février 2009
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• Rapport sur les traités internationaux conclus en l'an 2004

... dans la communauté caraïbe (CARICOM). . B. CARICOM représente un modèle d'intégrati...

• Feuille Fédérale num. 22, 7 juin 2005
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