Mexico

Andean Foment Corporation
(CAF)

The Andean Foment Corporation (CAF is the acronym in Spanish) is a multilateral financial institution with a mission to support a sustainable development policy in its shareholding countries and to pursue regional integration. It deals with both public and private sectors by purveying multiple financial items and services to a wide array of customers ranging from governments of shareholding states and financial institutions to public and private enterprises. Within the framework of its arrangement policies, CAF puts together social and environmental solutions. Such terms as ecological efficiency and sustainability are highlighted by CAF.
This organization has maintained a permanent representation in each and every one of its shareholding countries, a presence that has allowed CAF to strengthen its effectiveness as far as resource allocation is concerned. Today, it stands for the main source of multilateral bankrolling for member nations of the Andean Community, providing as much as 40% of all endowments granted by multilateral international institutions in the last decade.
Membership:
CAF is currently made up of twelve countries from Latin America and the Caribbean. Its major shareholders are the five member nations of the Andean Nations Community, plus other seven C-series extra-regional partners and stockholders and 22 B-series private-owned banks from the Andean region.
Andean Foment Corporation
(CAF)

The Andean Foment Corporation (CAF is the acronym in Spanish) is a multilateral financial institution with a mission to support a sustainable development policy in its shareholding countries and to pursue regional integration. It deals with both public and private sectors by purveying multiple financial items and services to a wide array of customers ranging from governments of shareholding states and financial institutions to public and private enterprises. Within the framework of its arrangement policies, CAF puts together social and environmental solutions. Such terms as ecological efficiency and sustainability are highlighted by CAF.
This organization has maintained a permanent representation in each and every one of its shareholding countries, a presence that has allowed CAF to strengthen its effectiveness as far as resource allocation is concerned. Today, it stands for the main source of multilateral bankrolling for member nations of the Andean Community, providing as much as 40% of all endowments granted by multilateral international institutions in the last decade.
Membership:
CAF is currently made up of twelve countries from Latin America and the Caribbean. Its major shareholders are the five member nations of the Andean Nations Community, plus other seven C-series extra-regional partners and stockholders and 22 B-series private-owned banks from the Andean region.
Caribbean States Association
CSA

AEC was set up around five years ago, being one of the most important organizations of the hemisphere fostering cooperation, consultation and increased trade and investment in several subregions. The Association actively participates in the elimination of linguistic barriers, as well as in the promotion of a closer link among State members.The Association is a forum to foster cooperation among other organizations involved in the hemispheric integration as can be the Secretariat of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Economic System of Latin America (SELA), the Integration System of Central American Integration (ISCA). The Association has signed also agreements with the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL). An example of this can be the concern for the establishment of the Area of Sustainable Tourism, the Agreement of Regional Cooperation for 2222.

http://www.acs-aec.org

Caribbean States Association
CSA

AEC was set up around five years ago, being one of the most important organizations of the hemisphere fostering cooperation, consultation and increased trade and investment in several subregions. The Association actively participates in the elimination of linguistic barriers, as well as in the promotion of a closer link among State members.The Association is a forum to foster cooperation among other organizations involved in the hemispheric integration as can be the Secretariat of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), Economic System of Latin America (SELA), the Integration System of Central American Integration (ISCA). The Association has signed also agreements with the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) and the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (CEPAL). An example of this can be the concern for the establishment of the Area of Sustainable Tourism, the Agreement of Regional Cooperation for 2222.

http://www.acs-aec.org

Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO)
CTO

CTO has always been at the vanguard of regional tourism during the last 50 years, by means of its predecessors. The Caribbean Tourism Organization was established in January 1989 out of a fusion made among the Association of Caribbean Tourism Association (CTA, founded in 1951) and the Caribbean Research and Develpment Center (CTRDC, founded in 1974).It is an international development agency which operates, according to the terms of an agreement of the leadership with the Barbados governmentIt’s an international development agency that operates according to the terms of the leaderships of the government of Barbados. It also has marketing operation in tourism that generates markets in New York and London.CTO’s main objective is to supply the necessary information services to develop a sustainable tourism through its members, from which the Caribbean people can economically and socially benefit from.Tourism market, research and information management, development of human resources, development of products and technical assistance, as well as consultancy services, make up the core of activities offered on behalf of member countries.

http://www.onecaribbean.org