Maggy Gumbs, the general director of the CCI of Saint-Martin, recently took part in a working session at the University of the West Indies in Trinidad within the framework of the FCR-TAPAS project “Agroecological Transition for a Small Sustainable Family Farming in at the heart of bioeconomic development in the Caribbean ”, announced the CCISM. The objective of this program is to “prepare a cooperation project, at the scale of the Greater Caribbean for the promotion of a bioeconomy and a tropical agroecology which particularly values small family farming,” says the institute. National Agronomic Research Center (INRA), center of the Antilles-Guyana. Thirty representatives from the Caribbean countries attended this session, including Cuba and Dominica. _EH
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