In this third issue, we have focused on sustainability as we endeavour to survive and adapt to the 'new normal' that has come to define this COVID-19 era. To this end, we feature interviews and articles on 'coral reefs in crisis', tackling food insecurity, building business resilience and embracing technology which is disrupting the future of work. Our flagship section for this issue demonstrates how Caribbean businesses and philanthropists supported the fight against COVID-19 and we include some corporate donations to governments and communities in 10 Caribbean countries.
CORAL REEFS IN CRISIS
TACKLING FOOD INSECURITY
RESILIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
CARIBBEAN CORPORATE DONATIONS FOR COVID-19
Featured Articles
Coral Reef Restoration Alliance: Protecting Coral Reefs
An educator and environmentalist, Susan Mahon, President of Coral Reef Restoration Alliance (CORALL), is dedicated to saving the coral reefs of Barbados. She discusses how her organisation is working with communities, government and the private sector to increase public awareness and restore the destroyed coral reefs around the island.
Susan Mahon,
President, Coral Reef Restoration Alliance, Barbados
Caribbean Corporate Donations for COVID-19
Caribbean companies stepped up to support governments and communities in the fight against COVID-19. ApaNa spotlights their donations in 10 Caribbean countries.
Gardening for Health
Garden-in-a-Sack
Home gardening can help fight food insecurity issues and nutritional health problems in the Caribbean. One solution is a garden-in-a-sack, particularly for urban gardening.
Technology is Disrupting the Future of Work
Increasing digitization and technology is bringing new ways of doing business and opportunities for Caribbean youth.
Photographer Adapting to the New Normal in Tourism
During the lockdown to curb the spread of COVID-19 in St.Lucia, Kirk Elliott, went virtual with his physical photo tour of Castries for tourists.