Trinidad and Tobago

The Caribbean Association of Investment Promotion Agencies (CAIPA) facilitates and promotes investment in the Caribbean region. The CAIPA website includes information regarding investment opportunities and incentives, as well as general information about the economies of each of its member countries.

The Central Statistical Office (CSO), a division of the Ministry of Planning and Sustainable Development, is responsible for taking censuses in the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago. CSO collects, compiles, analyzes, and publishes statistical information on social and economic activities of the country. The site contains statistics regarding agriculture, travel, business, environment, income, price, and trade. 

The Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry & Commerce is a source of information about the economic activity on the island. The website provides information on trade events, a guide for foreign investment, business directories, training services, and publications. 

The main responsibilities of the Central Bank of Trinidad and Tobago include issuing and redeeming currency, maintaining financial stability, holding deposit accounts for the government, and protecting the external value of the TT dollar. The website provides statistics, monetary policy reports, and research papers.

Hamel-Smith is a law firm in Trinidad and Tobago that serves both local and international companies doing business in the country. The site provides an overview of the country's business environment as well as legal and regulatory framework for investment. The site also offers facts and profiles on key industries, information on intellectual property, taxation issues, and a special report on the energy sector.

InvesTT Trinidad & Tobago is a promotion agency under the Ministry of Trade and Industry that provides information and resources to help companies navigate the country's business world. The website includes a country profile, key sector information, market and investment opportunity identification, and news reports.

The Ministry of Health is responsible for regulating Trinidad and Tobago's health system and protecting public health by ensuring that all health service institutions conform to safety standards. The Ministry's website provides access to information regarding disease prevention and safe healthcare procedures, statistics, and a list of health facilities.

The Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago is responsible for regulating the telecommunications and broadcasting sectors in order to keep them competitive. The Authority also manages resources, establishes equipment and service quality standards, and sets guidelines to prevent anti-competitive practices.The website contains information for consumers, descriptions of the Authority's services, reports and statistics, and consultative documents. 

The Trinidad and Tobago Stock Exchange facilitates the allocation of capital and trade of securities in the secondary market. The site provides information on the Small and Medium Enterprise Market (SME), listed securities, security brokers, rules, and regulations. A newsroom and a list of upcoming events are also available.