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Carnival in Trinidad and Tobago is a vibrant celebration that evolved over two centuries, bringing together people from diverse backgrounds in a harmonious setting. From its historical roots in upper and lower class festivities to the modern-day grandeur of masquerade bands and elaborate costumes, t

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Trinidad and Tobago's land law systems consist of the Common Law System and the Registered Land System. The Common Law system governs unregistered land where title passes upon execution and delivery of the deed. In contrast, the Registered Land System confers ownership upon registration and offers c

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Everywhere you go on the island of Trinidad and Tobago, you can't escape the sound of the steel drum. It's native to the island and an integral part of its culture, originating from oil drums that were repurposed into musical instruments during the Second World War. The music of the region is rooted

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This text discusses the statutory rights of appeal against decisions in legal proceedings, highlighting the importance of understanding the procedures and enactments that govern the appeals process. It specifically focuses on appealing decisions to the High Court related to various professional bodi

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Objective of the FAO-CDB study is to facilitate agri-food trade, improve food security, and support financing of a maritime service connecting Barbados, Grenada, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago. The study involves conducting literature reviews, assessing vessel characteristics, and developing a pilo

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Presentation by the Ministry of Trade and Industry on the CARICOM-Colombia Trade, Economic, and Technical Co-operation Agreement, covering key facts, trade with Colombia, non-tariff barriers, and ways to address additional market access under the agreement. The agreement, signed in 1994, aimed to en

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Explore the history of patent rights in Suriname, including the first patent registered by a Surinamese inventor. Learn about the possibilities for patent registration in Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago, along with key international treaties related to patents in Trinidad & Tobago. Discover the import

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Trinidad and Tobago and Panama signed a Partial Scope Trade Agreement in 2013, which entered into force in 2016. The agreement covers trade in goods, investment, trade facilitation, and institutional arrangements. The top exports from Trinidad and Tobago to Panama in 2016 included motor spirit, toil

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Evaluation of readiness for developing and implementing a Port Community System (PCS) solution presented by Jonas Mendes Constante, a PCS expert from Trinidad & Tobago in November 2018. The overview includes the methodology for assessing readiness, lessons learned, phases of port digital transformat

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The Companies (Amendment) Act, 2019 in Trinidad and Tobago has introduced regulations to enhance corporate transparency and compliance with CFATF recommendations by focusing on beneficial ownership. These regulations aim to combat money laundering and terrorist financing through requirements for com

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Amid a rapidly evolving global trade environment, exporters and Trade Promotion Organizations (TPOs) face higher expectations, budget constraints, and increased competition. To adapt, a shift towards digitalization, design-driven innovation, and co-creation is vital. The F4E initiative aims to empow

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CQ Offshore Marketing Ltd, based in San Fernando, Trinidad & Tobago, specializes in providing high-quality ship chandlery services. They offer a wide range of supplies including food, cleaning materials, medical equipment, and more. Committed to safety, quality, and professionalism, they aim to meet

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This presentation highlights key facts and trade information between Trinidad and Tobago and Costa Rica, focusing on the CARICOM-Costa Rica Free Trade Agreement signed in 2004. It covers trade statistics, benefits, issues facing exporters, and the nature of the agreement. The agreement includes tari

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Enhance export readiness of Trinidad & Tobago enterprises for the EU market through technical assistance, gender-inclusive support, market research, and capacity building. Focus on key sectors, companies, and a comprehensive capacity building agenda.

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The death penalty in Trinidad and Tobago remains a contentious issue, with the mandatory death penalty still in place for murder convictions. Despite rulings on its constitutionality, executions have occurred in recent history. The role of the Privy Council, sovereignty, and past executions highligh

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The Real Estate Profession Act of 2013 in Trinidad and Tobago governs the licensing and regulation of real estate professionals. The legislation aims to protect consumers, standardize industry practices, and elevate the status of the profession. It mandates registration and licensing for all real es

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Strengthening evidence-based decision making at the country level is crucial for effective policy design and evaluation. In Trinidad and Tobago, efforts led by Camille Spencer, Programme Director of Monitoring and Evaluation at the Ministry of Planning and Development, focus on enhancing data qualit

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Research conducted by Maguire et al. in Trinidad and Tobago highlights the effectiveness of Project REASON in reducing gang violence and gunshot wounds. Preliminary results indicate a significant drop in violence and hospital admissions in the treatment area compared to the synthetic comparison area

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Local content policies in the oil, gas, and mining sectors aim to maximize the use of local resources, services, and participation for economic development. Definitions and objectives of local content vary, impacting policy outcomes and stakeholder priorities. This overview explores the significance

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Trinidad and Tobago, a nation with a rich history in oil and gas production, is focusing on sustainable development in the energy industry to optimize natural resources, ensure energy security, and protect the environment. The government's objectives include providing a competitive investment framew

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Key findings from piloting a Caribbean process focused on improving the capacity for effective climate change adaptation policy and action in Saint Lucia and Trinidad and Tobago. The project aims to enhance understanding, capacity building, and participatory climate change policy development in Cari

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The construction industry of Trinidad and Tobago plays a vital role in national development and economic growth. However, contractors in this industry face various challenges like delayed payments, poor planning, management issues, schedule delays, corruption, and litigation problems. Addressing the

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This presentation covers the importance of competition, the history of competition policy in Trinidad and Tobago, the establishment of the Fair Trading Act and Commission, and the key aspects of the Act including the prohibition of anti-competitive practices. Learn about the benefits of competition,

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Strong efforts are being made to enhance climate change policy and institutions in the Caribbean through a participatory research project. Funded by CDKN, the project aims to improve the capacity of Caribbean islands to develop and implement effective climate change adaptation policies. The ARIA too

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A comprehensive look at the rapid growth and symbiotic relationship between the Trinidad & Tobago Unit Trust Corporation and the Credit Union sector, highlighting challenges, achievements, and the valuable knowledge exchange benefiting both entities. The journey from USD 1 billion to USD 20 billion

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Ms. Rhonda D. Dookwah presents a Ph.D. thesis defense on comparing two teaching approaches in Trinidad and Tobago's tertiary education system. The study explores the effectiveness of Teacher-Centered Instruction (TCI) and Problem-Based Learning (PBL) through quantitative data analysis in subjects li

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The Regional Roundtable held in Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago in May 2017 focused on countries' census plans for the World Programme for the Census of Agriculture. The event discussed participation statistics, census rounds, and the status of FAO Caribbean countries in conducting agricultural c

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A feasibility study by Mickhal Polisher and team from The University of Trinidad and Tobago explores the potential of powering the area of Manzanilla with a wind farm. The study aims to determine the power consumption of the area, assess the use of wind resources to meet demand, and evaluate the via

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Delve into the world of music with insights on Hip Hop origins, influential DJs, and instruments from countries like Greece and Trinidad and Tobago. Learn about bouzouki, steel drum, bagpipes, and didgeridoo. Discover new words related to the music industry, from forming a band to releasing a CD and

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This research focuses on the autonomous detection of vehicular wheel alignment parameters conducted by Aaron Ameerali, Nadine Sangster, and Gerard Ragbir at the University of Trinidad & Tobago. The study addresses the importance of wheel alignment for proper road contact and maintenance, discussing

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