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2023, Barbados, Voluntary National Reviews
Barbados, Partnerships & Commitments
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Voluntary National Review 2023

Main Messages – Barbados Creating a Sustainable Future for Generations   The global ambitions of Barbados cannot be contained within its 437 sq. kilometers. As a small island developing state, and also a large ocean state, which recognizes our commitment to the global community and the importance of collective action toward the achievement of common goals, our 2023 Voluntary National Review signals the commitment of the Government and…

Voluntary National Review 2020

In 2018, the Government of Barbados announced and began implementation of the Barbados Economic Recovery and Transformation (BERT) Plan to restore macroeconomic stability and place the economy on a path of strong, sustainable and inclusive growth, while safeguarding the financial and social sectors. The BERT Plan outlines the policies that reflect the Government’s alignment of its anti-poverty and sectoral strategies with the Sustainable…

Documents & Reports

National Reports Report Topics covered Process   Barbados - National Assessment Report of MSI+5   Barbados   Human Settlements CSD-12; CSD-13;   Sanitation CSD-12; CSD-13;   Country Profile 2002…

Barbados Focal Point

Mr. Ronnie Griffith Chief Economist Ministry of Economic Affairs and Investment of Barbados e-mail: Ronnie.Griffith@barbados.gov.bb

Partnerships & Commitments

The below is a listing of all partnership initiatives and voluntary commitments where Barbados is listed as a partner or lead entity in the Partnerships for SDGs online platform Barbados Declaration - Voluntary Commitment by Barbados 1. Renewable Energy Generation to increase the share of economically viable renewable energy in Barbados's energy mix, with an indicative target of about 29 percent of all electricity…