Association of Caribbean States

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Summits	What is the difference between the ACS and CARICOM? CARICOM is mainly the English-speaking Caribbean. It has 15 members, and approximately 13 million people. The ACS represents the Greater Caribbean, 25 members, and 3 Associate Members, and 237 million people CARICOM is about integration; the ACS is about cooperation CARICOM aims to be a Single Market & Economy (CSME) The ACS is a Zone of Cooperation with its current focus on trade, transport, sustaible tourism and natural disasters
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	What is the ACS doing? Working on the Sustainable Tourism Zone of the Caribbean Facilitating Language Training Working on the Caribbean Sea Initiative Coordinating an annual Business Forum of the Greater Caribbean Defending the interests and treatment of Small Economies Updating Building Codes Strengthening Disaster Agencies
	What does the ACS Secretariat do? Daily interaction with member states, social partners, Founding Observer Organisations, regional and international organisations donor agencies and countries on activities, meetings and fund raising related to the Plan of Action Execute the Budget & Work Programme Strategic Planning Promotion of the ACS

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