p.c.w news
Supporting the Blue Economy through Social Enterprise
This programme was set up to work with entrepreneurs and social enterprises to create sustainable Blue Economic businesses.
Lord High Admiral Vernon Watson, OBE; you will be missed
We have lost one of the most dedicated cultural preservers. The Barbados Landship is one of our most indigenous institutions and he was an irreplaceable strand in our cultural fabric.
PCW, Protecting Culture
A Disaster Risk Management strategy for heritage is critical to prevent risks and reduce losses that could undermine Cultural Industries.
Group developing eco farm in St John
A GROUP has begun developing 20 acres of leased Government land at Bath, St John, to create a sustainable, environment-friendly farm.
ICAR tops in eco-tourism project
A local Rastafarian group has come out on top of the Social Enterprise Approach to Eco-Tourism project facilitated by the Pinelands Creative Workshop (PCW).
Stakeholders learn about saving culture
The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated the impact disasters can have on the cultural landscape.
PCW Leading Social Enterprise charge
Tourism experts have been exploring the Blue Economy approach by examining niches such as ecotourism and sociocultural tourism in an effort to raise awareness of sustainable environmental practices.
PCW Launches Social Enterprise Training Programme
The Pinelands Creative Workshop (PCW), in collaboration with the United Nations Office for Project Services under the GEF Small Grants Programme has launched a Social Enterprise Training Programme.
International Women’s Day Honourees
We are very proud of our CEO Sophia Greaves-Broome, one of the honourees in this year’s list of outstanding women.
Getting cyber secure
PCW management team engaged in a Cyber Security Session led by Neil Hinds of Caribbean Cyber Forensics 360 Inc.