ECCB
ANNUAL REPORT 2014/2015
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EASTERN CARIBBEAN CENTRAL BANK
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elationship with
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takeholders
Corporate Social Responsibility
The ECCB recognises its corporate social responsibility
to the people of the region, a responsibility that is
enshrined in its mandate to promote a sound financial
structure conducive to the balanced growth and
development of its member states [Article 4(3) of the
ECCB Agreement, 1983]. The Bank’s execution of,
and continued efforts to expand its public relations
and community outreach programmes, embody this
corporate social responsibility.
Stakeholder Involvement
The Bank seeks to exchange quality information and
opinions with its stakeholders through a range of
scheduled consultative meetings and discussions on
an array of issues that are of interest to the currency
union. The stakeholders facilitate the consultative and
networking process as well as coordinate, discuss
and provide feedback on operational, financial and
legislative issues in the currency union.
Throughout the year, with the increased use of the
videoconferencing facility, the Bank maintained
frequent contact with its stakeholders and engaged in
several meetings, thus enhancing the awareness and
involvement of the people of the region in relevant
economic and financial matters.
