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STRONGER TRADE AND INVESTMENT

RELATIONS

BETWEEN CARIFORUM,

FCORS AND OCTS

INTERVENTION

LOGIC

OBJECTIVELY VERIFIABLE

INDICATORS

SOURCES OF

VERIFICATION

RESULTS ACHIEVED

Stronger trade and

investment relations

between CARIFORUM,

the FCORs and the EU

OCTs in the Caribbean

are promoted

% of participants a

CEsupported fora and

meetings knowledgeable

about trade and investment

relations between CARICOM,

FCORs and OCTs

(target=70%)

% of beneficiary firms

undertaking trade between

CARICOM and DR as a result

of Caribbean Export

supported interventions

(target=15%)

Number of Cooperation

agreements signed between

CARIFORUM states and the

FCOR/OCT(target=1 p.a.)

• Surveys of participants

• Country sector reports

• Signed agreements/

MOUs

• 76% of firms

indicated that they

are more

knowledgeable

about trade

relations between

FCORs-OCTs and

CARIFORUM

• 13% of beneficiary

firms were undertaking

trade between

CARICOM

and DR as a result of

Caribbean Export

supported

interventions

• A fiche on technical

cooperation

between Caribbean

Export and the

Regional Council of

Guadeloupe was

developed and a

MOU signed between

the Government of

Antigua and Barbuda

and Guadeloupe

Promoting stronger trade and

investment

relations

between

CARIFORUM, the FCORs, and OCTs is

the primary focus on Component 3

of the 10th EDF RPSDP. A result in

this area is increasing knowledge of

respective trade laws and regulations

among regional firms, and this is being

achieved through the publishing of

a study on the Legal Opinion on the

Imposition of the Octroi de Mer by

the FCORs on Products O

riginating

from CARIFORUM States, and

the conducting of seminars and

workshops. To date, 70 firms have

participated in these seminars and

workshops, with 76% indicating

that they are more knowledgeable

about trade relations between

FCORs-OCTs and CARIFORUM.

CaribbeanExport has also facilitated

three joint trademissions to identify

export opportunities for firms from

these regions: WOMEX, the OECS-

FCOR trade mission, and the OECS-

OCTs trade mission. A combined