Government of Saint Lucia

This is the first episode in a twelve part series about the Caricom Single Market and Economy. Within the programme audiences are given a brief history of the CSME, whilst receiving an education on the organisation's future plans.

World Oral Health Day is observed annually in March. Within this Ministry of Health interview special, host Fernelle Neptune finds out about the initiatives implemented by the Dental Services Unit in their fight against halitosis.

Guest- Cherryl St. Cyr- Dental Hygenist.

The developing coconut sector is discussed within this week's episode.

Guest- Kenny Daniel, Chairman of the National Stakeholders Coconut Platform

Host- Phillip Sydney

In this week's episode, Danielle Gordon, Science and Technology Officer (Ag) within the Sustainable Development Unit speaks towards the linkages between Science and Technology and Sustainable Development.

Host- Chris Satney

Joanne Husbands, Project Coordinator of the Youth Empowerment Project discusses initiatives and programmes targeted at empowering the youth, including a currently held logo competition.

Host- Ryan O'Brian

Saint Lucia joined the rest of the world last month in the observance of World Kidney Day. In recognition of the global event The Ministry of Health conducted this indepth panel discussion.

Fourteen Latin American and Caribbean countries were the first to sign the 'Escazu Agreement' on access to information, public participation and justice in environmental matters at the United Nations headquarters in New York. Saint Lucia was one of the first country's to sign. To coincide with this Saint Lucia's first Open Data Portal was launched during the same year.

Guests - Teshia Jn Baptiste, MEA Project Coordinator within the Department of Sustainable Development and Louise Mathurin-Seriux, Coordinator of the Open Data Central Team.

Host- Geraldine Bicette-Joseph

The Saint Lucia Cadet Corps celebrates its 90th anniversary this year. As part of a range of activities scheduled to be held throughout 2019, this panel discussion aims to reflect on the institutions history and give some insight into it's future.

Moderator- Glen Simon

Fourteen Latin American and Caribbean countries were the first to sign the “Escazú Agreement” on Access to Information, Public Participation and Justice in Environmental Matters, at the United Nations headquarters in New York, in 2018. Saint Lucia was one of the countries. 

During these fifteen minutes of in depth discussion, Karetta Crooks Charles, Communications & Advocacy Officer of the

Saint Lucia National Trust explains the relevance of the agreement.

The Ministry of Equity, Social Justice, Youth Development, Sports and Local Government recently hosted a panel discussion on adolescent well being and equity. The discussion was held to coincide with the release of the regions first study on adolescence.

Moderator - Ryan O'Brian.