Broad Outcomes

 
Broad Outcome
 
Specific Outcomes and Key Policy Strategies
Broad Outcome: 1
 
Creating a Vibrant Yet Stable and Sustainable Economy
 
  • Create new legislation or make amendments to existing laws and regulations in order to increase existing fees and/or expand the revenue base.
  • Introduction of Private Financing Initiative (PFI) for large Government Projects.
  • Examine the possibility of divestment of some public assets.
  • Formation of a public-private partnership – Cayman Finance (based on global model for jurisdictional marketing and communications).
  • Provide a one stop repository of information for businesses seeking to expand, relocate or establish a presence in the Cayman Islands.
  • Provide assistance to film and photography projects seeking to utilize the Cayman Islands.
  • Develop and implement marketing campaigns that enhance the image and profile of the Cayman Islands as an investment location of choice.
  • Maintain a high quality and effective regulatory environment to attract users and providers of financial services.
  • Continue the development and implementation of a strategy for maintaining a sustainable growth in Cayman Islands Stock Exchange Ltd. (CSX) listings.
  • Encourage and promote inward investment
  • Enhance Cayman’s position on the world stage by focusing on new markets
  • Exploration of new economic activities
Broad Outcome: 2
 
Setting the Stage for Success in the Tourism Industry
 
  • Implementation of the National Tourism Management Policy
  • Enhance the Image of the Cayman Islands Tourism Brand 
  • Continued development of Human Capital for the Tourism Industry
  • Environmental program for the tourism sector
  • Continue developing and promoting the Eco-Tourism project
  • Improve the image of the Cayman Islands and the experience of the cruise tourist by maintaining and upgrading the existing cruise ship arrival facilities in George Town and at Spotts
  • Continue the expansion of Owen Roberts International Airport in order to meet the current and future capacity requirements of the Cayman Islands
  • Improve the visitor experience through education, improved signage, and technological enhancements.
  • Preserve and enhance the environment and history of tourism attractions through physical renovations and social awareness
  • Establish a Hospitality Services Centre of Excellence
Broad Outcome:  3
 
Address Crime and Improve Policing
 
  •  Improved border control by expanding the offshore capability of the marine Section of the Royal Cayman Islands Police
  • Increase the security of H.M. Prison by the redevelopment of the infrastructure
  • Provision of new custody cells at the Central George Town Lock-up
  • Increased aerial support by the introduction of the Helicopter and Police Aerial Support Unit
  • Strengthen and enhance border control by conducting biometric checks of passengers
  • Implementation of alternative sentencing options
  • Amend the necessary laws to include harsher punishment for crimes being committed
  • Strengthen and enhanced police community and security services
Broad Outcome: 4
 
Developing a World Class Education System to Foster Growth and to Benefit from Development
 
  •  Support the implementation of the new National Curriculum
  • Support the Primary Years Programme of the International Baccalaureate Organization
  • Educational Leadership Training
  • National Secondary Literacy Initiative
  • National Primary Numeracy Initiative
  • Continued construction of the new John Gray Campus and Clifton Hunter Campus
  • Implementation of the Educational Modernisation Law and Regulations
  • Continued teaching/development of Baccalaureate Degree/Postgraduate Programmes.
  • Development of new educational programmes
  • Identify and address existing barriers to achieving a high-performing Cayman Islands education system
  • New education governance and management system
  • Enhanced education planning by conducting a comprehensive “health check” of the education system
  • Introduce a range of innovative initiatives to develop, support and invest in our people, including our “unemployed youth”, our “youth at risk”
  • Lay the foundation for effective provision for technical and vocational education
  • Creation of an Education Advisory Council and a Council on Professional Standards in Education
Broad Outcome: 5
 
Improving Healthcare
  • Expansion of the health facility registration to include inspections
  • Development of standards for all healthcare facilities in the Cayman Islands.
  • Comprehensive health care to residents 60 years and older; under-insured, have exhausted their coverage and under-insured children
  • Establishment of a dedicated Flu Clinic at the Health Services Authority to manage the H1N1 pandemic
  • Formulation of a vaccine strategy for the Cayman Islands 
  • Development of a Hospital Volunteer Program
  • Enhancement of Cardiology Services to include Cardiac Catheterization laboratory.
  • Enhancement of Oncology Services to include purpose built facility and full time Oncologist.
  • Introduction of a National Wellness Program
  • Reduction of chronic non-communicable disease through an effective non-communicable disease management program
  • Amendments to legislation relating to Health Practice Law,, Tobacco Law and Regulations
Broad Outcome: 6
 
Paving a Better Way Forward for Cayman Brac and Little Cayman
 
 
  • Market and promote the Sister Islands, particularly Cayman Brac, as a prime destination for tourists and business
  • Expand and improve sporting facilities and activities in the Sister Islands
  • Continued with the rebuilding of Cayman Brac as a result of damages from Hurricane Paloma
  • Expansion and upgrading of road network in Cayman Brac
  • Development of a new playfield on the Bluff in Cayman Brac
  • Construction of a new Emergency Shelter for Cayman Brac
  • Develop nature-based/soft adventure tourism in the Sister Islands and Grand Cayman
  • Continued development of the airfield in Little Cayman
  • Introduction of direct flight from Miami to Cayman Brac
Broad Outcome: 7
 
Developing our youth
 
  • Creation of the National Employment Passport Programme (NEPP)
  • Vibrant youth programmes including after-school and sports operated in each districts
  • Develop and Support the Young United Democratic Party
  • Introduction of a new Young leaders Program
  • Establish cadet units/detachments within districts and secondary school across the islands
  • Introduction of a Business Technology Education Council (BTEC) Diploma in Public Service
  • Introduction of a Work related Training Programme for young people
  • Programme to qualify individuals in a specific sport in order to operate sports programs within the community.
Broad Outcome: 8
 
Strengthening Families
 
Broad Outcome: 9
 
Restoring Prudent Fiscal Management
 
  • Develop robust econometric models for forecasting coercive revenue
  • Develop and implement a macroeconomic compilation program
  • Ensuring that the Cayman Islands is placed and maintained on the OECD “white list” by signing the required number of Tax Information Agreements (TIAs)
  • Continued diligence to address issues relating to Cayman Islands financial services industry
  • Establish and implement mechanisms to provide and encourage fiscal discipline
  • Revision of the Public Management and Finance Law (2005 Revision)
  • Undertake a review of the public service focusing primarily on major spending entities
Broad Outcome: 10
 
Ensuring Success and Participation of Caymanians in the Financial Service Industry
 
  • Continue to develop the infrastructure of the Civil Service College
  • Establish a Financial Services Institute
Broad Outcome: 11
 
Supporting our Caymanian Small Businesses
 
  • Implement programs to assist Caymanians in improving themselves and their communities especially those with bankable propositions who do not have ready access to conventional financing.
  • Continued offering loans through Cayman Islands Development Banks particularly to small businesses and for low income housing
  • Increased financing for residents from the Sister Islands for housing, small businesses and human resources training.
Broad Outcome: 12
 
Preparing our Labor Market for Future Opportunities
 
  •  Amendments to National Pensions Law and Regulations
  • Production of E-Government Strategy
  • Strengthen capacity and performance in promoting the development and application of sound employment and labour policies
  • Enhance understanding of the supply and demands of our local workforce
  • Planning and investment in training and learning
  • Support for the growing numbers of unemployed, including job placement, counseling and interest assessments
  • Implement a National Employment Program
Broad Outcome: 13
 
Improving the Lives of the Elderly and Disable
 
  • New legislation for persons with disabilities
  • Regulations to deal with poor relief awards
  • Construction of Golden Age Home and Joyce Hilton Centre
  • Construction of a new Sunrise Centre and a Senior Citizen’s Home in North Side
  • Enhancements to facilities and programmes to advance the cause of persons with additional educational needs and disabilities.
Broad Outcome: 14
 
Reducing Substance Abuse
  •  Implement the National Strategic Plan for Drug Abuse Prevention and Rehabilitation.
  •  Expand anti-drug campaigns, awareness and interdiction programmes
Broad Outcome: 15
 
Empowering Women
  • Introduction of legislation to contribute to the process of ensuring that the Convention of the Elimination of all forms of discrimination against women is extended to the Cayman Islands.
Broad Outcome: 16
 
Addressing Energy and the Environment
 
  • Continue developing environmental health programs in the various districts
  • Continue developing and enhancing the food hygiene and safety program
  • Introduction of the hazard analysis critical control point strategy
  • Review and updating of local environmental legislation
  • Development of a National Sustainable Development Framework
  • Implementation of the National Conservation Law
  • Planning and implementation of a terrestrial system of protected areas
  • Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation,Implementation of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (MEA)
  • Prepare development plans for
Broad Outcome: 17
 
Strengthening our Infrastructure
 
  •  Implementation of the new constitution
  • Development of a National Infrastructure Plan
  • Continued work on new Government Office Accommodation
  • Expansion of Esterley Tibbetts Highway
  • Completion of Vehicle Licensing Building – Crewe Road Facility
  • Continued upgrading and development of roads in Grand Cayman
  • Fire Station repairs and upgrades
  • Development of affordable homes
  • Long term planning for vault construction and cemetery development
  • Improve efficiency of the cargo operations by repairing and enhancing the cargo facility in Industrial Park
  • Improve the efficiency of both the cruise and cargo operations by planning to separate and erect new facilities
Broad Outcome: 18
 
Preserving our Culture
 
  •  Development of a Cayman Art History book for cross curricular primary school learning
  • Commence the purpose built National Gallery and Art Education Centre
  • Continue to collect material evidence of artistic, historic, or scientific significance to the Cayman Islands, both terrestrial and underwater
  • Assist with the development of the Cayman Islands first Shipwreck Preserve.
  • A Traditional Arts Programme (including Traditional Thatch Work Apprenticeship Programme) for Caymanian Masters and Apprentice.
Broad Outcome: 19
 
Enhancing Agriculture
 
  • Upgrading of Cayman Brac Agriculture facility
  • Continued development of Farm Roads in Grand Cayman and Cayman Brac

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