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The #BuildBackBetterCaribbean podcast is produced and presented by the United Nations Information Centre for the Caribbean Area. It is a series of conversations on the post-COVID Caribbean, that captures civil society insights on their pandemic experience and their stories of recovery and rebuilding as they draw on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals toolbox to construct a more resilient Caribbean future.
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Why do United Nations agencies and offices have a presence in the Caribbean and how are they workingto support governments, partners and populations advance toward the SustainableDevelopment Goals? In the case of the World Food Programme (WFP), this story of an office for the Caribbean which is located inthe Caribbean, provides us with insight into…
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In the first #BuildBackBetterCaribbean episode for 2023, the UNIC celebrates International Women’s Day 2023 in collaboration once again with the UWI Institute for Gender and Development Studies Lunchtime Seminar Series, with a conversation about the evolution of the Caribbean feminist identity in service of the journey to affirming non-violence as …
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For 60 years, the United Nations Information Centre for the Caribbean Area (UNIC) has been informing regional audiences about the United Nations and its work, and about how United Nations campaigns, tools, and spaces are being deployed to advance the Caribbean development experience. In this episode of #BuildBackBetterCaribbean, the UNIC celebrated…
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For 60 years, the United Nations Information Centre for the Caribbean Area (UNIC) has been informing regional audiences about the United Nations and its work, and about how United Nations campaigns, tools, and spaces are being deployed to advance the Caribbean development experience. In this episode of #BuildBackBetterCaribbean, as the UNIC continu…
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On the ‘Nature Island’ of Dominica, advocating on behalf of persons with disabilities is a 24/7 responsibility – made more challenging by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Achievement Learning Centre answers this call tirelessly; working to ensure young people with disabilities have access to education, and their needs included in the design of the educat…
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This Tobago-birthed social enterprise uses the positive messaging and mechanisms of Carnival culture to encourage action around climate change and the environment. Carnicycle CEO Danii Mccletchie talks to Lindy-Ann Edwards-Alleyne about the organisation’s ongoing initiatives, which continue during the 'pandemic pause', to infuse sustainability into…
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The MindWise Project is a collective of health advocates increasing public accessibility to mental health resources in Trinidad and Tobago, while working to build a “digital eco-system of knowledge sharing,” driven by mental health professionals and supporting agencies. During Mental Health Awareness Month in May, Maria O’Brien, MindWise’s Director…
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On this episode of #BuildBackBetterCaribbean, we are in Tobago to chat with Aljoscha Wothke, Executive Director of Environmental Research Institute Charlotteville - one of the civil society organisations whose work has contributed to the recent designation of North-East Tobago as the largest UNESCO Man and the Biosphere site in the English-speaking…
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What would you do if the garbage truck stopped coming and you had to keep all your #garbage at home? On this episode of #BuildBackBetterCaribbean, waste educator and social entrepreneur Sian Cuffy-Young, is talking about waste. Sian has been using her social enterprise platform – SIEL Environmental Limited - to transform the way we think and act to…
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WHYFarm, which stands for “We Help Youth Farm” was created to encourage young people and children to get involved in sustainable agriculture and choose to grow food. Its vision is to produce a generation of agricultural entrepreneurs, who can lead Trinidad and Tobago’s contribution to achieving global food and nutrition security by the year 2050. A…
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In this episode of #BuildBackBetterCaribbean, the podcast of the UN Information Centre, Lindy-Ann Edwards-Alleyne interviews Giselle Mende, Chief Volunteer and Founder of the Volunteer Centre of Trinidad and Tobago (VCTT) . "Volunteering is about building the type of society we know is possible,” says Giselle. VCTT connects people who want to chang…
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