Secretariat of The Caribbean Community - Functions

Functions

Caribbean Community


Politics and government of
the Caribbean Community

Secretariat
  • Chairmanship
    • Saint Lucia
  • Secretary-General
    • Irwin LaRocque
  • Deputy Secretary-General;
    • -
  • Heads of Government
Community Council
  • Secondary Organs
    • Council for Finance and Planning
    • Council for Foreign and Community Relations
    • Council for Human and Social Development
    • Council for Trade and Economic Development
  • Bodies
    • Legal Affairs Committee
    • Budget Committee]]
    • Committee of the Central Bank Governors
Institutions
  • CDEMA
  • CMI
  • CMO
  • CXC
  • CCJ
Related Institutions
  • Caribbean Development Bank
  • Caribbean Law Institute
  • OECS
  • University of Guyana
  • University of the West Indies
Projects
  • CSME
  • Caribbean passport
  • CARIPASS
Other
  • Caribbean Initiative
  • CaribNet
  • Member States
  • Petrocaribe
  • Treaty of Chaguaramas
  • Revised Treaty of Chaguaramas

The main functions of the Secretariat are to:

  • Initiate or develop proposals for consideration and decision by the relevant Organs in order to achieve Community objectives
  • Initiate, organise and conduct studies
  • Provide, on request, services to Member States on Community-related matters
  • Service meetings of the Organs and Bodies of the Community and take appropriate follow-up action on decisions taken
  • Collect, store and disseminate relevant information to Member States
  • Assist Community Organs in the development and implementation of proposals and programmes
  • Mobilise resources from donor agencies to assist in the implementation of Community Programmes
  • Prepare the draft Work Programme and Budget of the Secretariat for examination by the Budget Committee
  • Provide, on request, technical assistance to national authorities to facilitate implementation of Community decisions; and
  • Conduct, as mandated, fact-finding assignments in Member States

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