Isle Inno Awards & Networking Event
Join us for the premier Grenada Networking Event to kickoff 2025, where Caribbean innovators, entrepreneurs, and thought leaders will come together to forge connections, share ideas, and catalyze sustainable growth in our islands.
Whether you're an established business owner, a budding innovator, or simply passionate about enhancing the Caribbean's potential, this event is perfect for sharing narratives and building relationships that matter.
Register now to secure your spot and be part of the movement!
WEF: GovTech - Future of Government
About
Governments have integrated technology into public service delivery for years. The next decade presents a new wave of possibilities with GovTech. GovTech – short for government technology – is the design and application of technological products and services in public institutions to improve public service delivery. As such, GovTech has enormous potential to create a more responsive, inclusive, transparent and better performing public sector that better meets the needs of citizens. This era of governance with GovTech is poised to redefine the future of government and governance. With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI), Blockchain, data analytics and other emerging technologies, the world is entering a transformative phase where governments can go beyond modernization and begin to fundamentally redesign operations, interactions and impact. In this global virtual session, participants will discuss how GovTech can reshape governance, enhance public services and improve lives worldwide. This session dives into how technology can empower communities, create more accessible and responsive public services and drive smarter, data-informed decision-making. It will explore how GovTech can not only streamline public services but also deepen engagement, enhance transparency and create a more inclusive, data-driven approach to governance. From digital platforms that bring government closer to citizens, to AI-powered tools that optimize resource allocation and address complex societal challenges, the possibilities are vast.
Requires WEF Login Credentials - Contact hello@isleinno.org to arrange viewing details.
View session details and join online meeting at: https://toplink.weforum.org/sessions/a0WTG000000T7Az2AK/govtech-future-of-government
CCAF: Global Open Banking & Open Finance Event
Join us as we present the latest insights from our comprehensive report on the Global State of Open Banking and Open Finance. This event will feature:
Key Findings – Explore our comprehensive survey of 95 jurisdictions, detailing their Open Banking and Open Finance implementation journeys
Regulatory Shifts – Gain bonus insights into countries transitioning from market-driven to regulation-led frameworks
Adoption Trends – Learn about global adoption rates, data-sharing progress, and advancements in Open Insurance and other emerging sectors
What Else to Expect:
Exclusive Tracker Demo – See GRID in action - our new digital tracker designed to explore and understand Open Banking and Open Finance developments globally
Expert Panel Discussion – Hear from leading industry voices about the future of Open Banking and Open Finance
Interactive Q&A Session – Share your questions and engage directly with our experts
We look forward to welcoming you to the launch! Register now!
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UNCDF: Fostering financial inclusion in Small Island Developing States (SIDS) – Sharing the Caribbean’s voice with the Financial Action Task Force (FATF)
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) is considering revisions to its Recommendations to improve alignment with measures that promote financial inclusion. This is an important initiative under the leadership of FATF’s new President, Elisa de Anda Madrazo to strengthen the implementation of the risk-based approach (RBA) and a proportional application of AML/CFT protocols. Global subject matter experts expressed interest in engaging Caribbean regulators in the discussion during the consultation process. Join us to learn about the implications of these revisions and advocate for change.
The objectives of this webinar are to:
Exchange knowledge with experts on a matter that affects financial inclusion in SIDS
Educate stakeholders about the role of international policies and the commitment of national/regional regulators in supporting both financial inclusion and stability goals.
Agenda:
Overview of the revisions proposed
Potential implications
Concerns, questions to be addressed
Process for documenting comments and influencing the FATF