GGGI Pacific and Eastern Caribbean Greenpreneurs Embark on Exchange Visit to Doha, Qatar

Media Release Courtesy GGGI
​ The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is pleased to announce the commencement of the Greenpreneurs Exchange Visit for the GGGI Pacific and Eastern Caribbean Greenpreneurs to Doha, Qatar. This unique opportunity cohosted by GGGI, and the Qatar Fund for Development aims to provide a platform for promising green entrepreneurs from the Pacific and Eastern Caribbean regions, who were part of the Pacific Green Entrepreneurs Network (PGEN) and the Eastern Caribbean Green Entrepreneurship Initiative (ECGI). The goal is for these participants to gain valuable insights, build strong networks, and learn from Qatar’s dynamic and innovative green sector.

During this exchange visit, participants will have the opportunity to engage in a series of workshops, site visits, and interactive sessions with leading industry experts and fellow entrepreneurs in Qatar. The visit is designed to foster cross-cultural learning and collaborations, ultimately driving sustainable development efforts in the respective regions.

Participants selected for the Greenpreneurs Exchange Visit are :

Participants selected for the Greenpreneurs Exchange Visit are:

Name

Business

Country

Anja Fernand

Saint Lucia

Agnes Fruean

This N That Samoa

Samoa

Beatrice Nast

Fiji

Efua Safiya

Think & Play Ag Tech Centre

Grenada

Esther Lota Sione

Te’hine Trend

Papa New Guinea

Faiana Fe’aomoeata

Pearls of Vava’u

Tonga

Gordon Shallow

St. Vincent & the Grenadines

Hydeia Tyson

Organico869

Saint Kitts and Nevis

Jennifer Maynard

JaMASMAT

Antigua and Barbuda

Kaiea Ribanataake Awira

Kiribati

Lana Athanaze

Dominica

Maatai Tamaiti

Kiribati

Obed Timakata

Organic Fish +
​Farm Mariculture Enterprise

Vanuatu

Ricardo Boatswain

St. Vincent & the Grenadines

Wayne Neale

Saint Lucia

Talei Tora

Fiji

The GGGI Pacific and Eastern Caribbean Greenpreneurs Exchange Visit is a testament to GGGI’s commitment to fostering green entrepreneurship and supporting sustainable development in small island developing states around the world. This initiative provides a unique platform for entrepreneurs to gain international exposure, exchange knowledge, and establish valuable connections within the global green industry.

The regional Pacific Green Entrepreneurs Network (PGEN) and the Eastern Caribbean Green Entrepreneurship Initiative (ECEI) are 3-year projects implemented by the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) to support green entrepreneurship in twelve (12) Pacific Island and Eastern Caribbean countries. The program aims to support green and inclusive job growth by supporting entrepreneurs (particularly women and youth) to develop their green and sustainable businesses whose business models include solutions aimed at contributing to their country’s climate-sustainable development goals.

About the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)

Based in Seoul, GGGI is a treaty-based international, inter-governmental organization- with 44 Members and over 20 countries and regional integration organization(s) in the process of accession – dedicated to supporting and promoting strong, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth in developing countries and emerging economies. With operations in over 30 countries, GGGI serves the role of an enabler and facilitator of Members’ transition into a low-carbon green economy, providing policy advice and technical support in the development of green growth plans, policies and regulations, mobilization of green investments, implementation of green growth projects, and development of local capacities and knowledge sharing. Further information on GGGI’s events, projects and publications can be found on http://www.gggi.org.

About the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) – Pacific

GGGI’s objective in the region is to support Pacific Small Island Developing States (SIDS) to sustainably achieve national development goals and Paris Agreement commitments by developing strategic frameworks and mobilizing finance to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create green jobs, increase access to sustainable services and enhance resilience to climate change. Further information can be found at : https://gggi.org/country/pacific/

About the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) – Caribbean

​The OECS is a Member of GGGI as a regional body. This membership allows GGGI to work in close partnership with the OECS Commission at the regional level, as well as directly with the governments of the 11 OECS member states at the national level. GGGI maintains an embedded staff presence at OECS headquarters in Saint Lucia and to date has delivered programs in partnership with the governments of Grenada, Dominica, Antigua and Barbuda, and Saint Lucia. Further information can be found at : https://www.gggi.org/country/caribbean

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