UB-TASA Partnership for Calabash Caye Field Station
The collaborative agreement between the University of Belize (UB) and TASA outlines a strategic partnership for the operation and management of the Calabash Caye Field Station (CCFS). Key points of the agreement include preferential billing rates for TASA guests, menu options for groups, insurance coverage, priority access for UB affiliates, and responsibilities regarding maintenance and caretaking.
UB undertakes reservation management and administrative assistance, while TASA commits to transportation, adherence to CCFS policies, and support in seeking donors for facility enhancement. The agreement establishes clear guidelines for sustainable utilization of CCFS assets and facilities, fostering a mutually beneficial partnership.
BTB-University of Belize Collaboration: National Sustainable Tourism Master Plan Update
In a landmark partnership, the Belize Tourism Board (BTB) and the University of Belize are joining forces to breathe new life into Belize’s tourism sector. Tasked with updating the National Sustainable Tourism Master Plan, this collaboration signifies a pivotal moment in the country’s journey towards sustainable development and innovation in tourism.
Together, both parties commit to appointing dedicated focal points, fostering seamless communication and coordination throughout the project’s lifecycle. Their collaboration embodies the spirit of innovation, propelling Belize towards a future where tourism thrives in harmony with the environment and local communities.
Future-Proofing Belize: Evolution of the CRIS System
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Enter the realm of the Climate Risk Information System (CRIS) – a groundbreaking initiative poised to transform Belize’s approach to climate resilience. Developed under the visionary leadership of the University of Belize and the National Climate Change Office, CRIS stands as a digital bastion, consolidating data from diverse sectors to empower decision-makers in climate risk management.
Embarking on its maiden voyage, CRIS has already charted significant progress, buoyed by the support of the Climate Risk Vulnerability Program. Yet, this is just the beginning. As Belize navigates the turbulent waters of environmental sustainability, the next phase beckons – an expansion that promises to redefine the landscape.
Empowering Change: Partnership for Climate-Smart Agriculture
A collaboration where the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Belize, the Taiwan Technical Mission, and the University of Belize converge as catalysts for change. United under a shared vision, these entities collectively embark on a journey to foster climate-smart agricultural entrepreneurship.
At the heart of this endeavor lies the “UB Climate-Smart Agricultural Entrepreneurship Cohort II” project, a beacon of innovation amidst post-pandemic uncertainty. Enshrined within the Work Plan for enhancing women’s economic empowerment in Latin America and the Caribbean, this project signifies a pivotal step towards inclusive growth and resilience.
With the Grantee empowered to execute the project’s obligations, the Grantor extends its support, recognizing the alignment of the Project with the broader Work Plan objectives. This agreement stands as a testament to their shared commitment to catalyzing positive change.
Driving Climate Resilience: Collaboration for Environmental Empowerment
Behold the union of visionaries, as the Ministry of Sustainable Development, Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management (MSDCCDRM) and the University of Belize (UB) unite under the banner of progress. Through this Memorandum of Agreement (MOA), both entities pledge their commitment to advancing sustainability and resilience in Belize.
At its core, this MOA embodies a shared mission: to harness the expertise of the Implementing Entity (UB) in executing its Terms of Reference. With the MSDCCDRM providing overarching supervision, the Implementing Entity assumes responsibility for activity oversight and results delivery.
BU-University of Belize Tour Company Agreement
Trustees of Boston University (BU) and the University of Belize come together in a landmark Tour Company Agreement. With BU seeking to enrich its Marine Program through immersive educational experiences, the expertise of the University of Belize (PROVIDER) becomes paramount.
Crucially, this Agreement underscores the independent contractor relationship between BU and PROVIDER, emphasizing the autonomy of PROVIDER in delivering services. With a shared commitment to excellence and mutual respect, this partnership sets the stage for unforgettable educational adventures in Belize.
UNDP-University of Belize Letter of Agreement: Towards Low Carbon Transport Initiative
Witness the convergence of two influential entities as the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the University of Belize forge a Letter of Agreement. Under the banner of the “Towards Low Carbon Transport: Piloting E-mobility Within Belize’s Public Transportation System” project, this agreement heralds a new era of sustainable transportation initiatives.
Formulated in consultation between UNDP officials in Belize and representatives of the University of Belize, this agreement outlines the University’s pivotal role in project implementation. With UNDP serving as the implementing partner, the University of Belize assumes responsibility for executing activities detailed in the Project Document and Description of Activities.
OCPP Scholarships MOU: University of Belize & Association of Commonwealth Universities
Dive into a transformative partnership as the University of Belize and the Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU) unite under the Ocean Country Partnership Programme (OCPP) Scholarships Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). With a focus on marine pollution, sustainable seafood, and marine biodiversity, this MOU signifies a commitment to advancing research and education in critical environmental domains.
Under the auspices of the UK Government’s Blue Planet Fund, managed by the Centre for Environment, Fisheries, and Aquaculture Science (Cefas), the OCPP scholarships offer Master’s courses in specialized areas. Administered by the ACU on behalf of Cefas, these scholarships represent a collaborative effort to nurture expertise and innovation in ocean conservation.