Tobago’s food security is vulnerable, and local production systems need strengthening.
Modernise agriculture and fisheries through training, infrastructure, investment, and systems that increase output and resilience.
Greater food security/sovereignty and increased agricultural and fish production. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Climate change, coastal threats, and environmental degradation pose major risks to Tobago.
Implement stronger conservation, coastal protection, ecosystem stewardship, waste management improvements, and resilience programmes.
A cleaner, safer, more resilient Tobago—protecting the island for future generations. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago’s cultural assets and creative industries are under-monetised and under-protected.
Support creative industries with market-oriented programmes, stronger production capacity, and protection of intellectual property.
A growing creative economy that generates jobs, enterprise, and greater economic contribution. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
The digital divide and slow digitisation reduce opportunity and weaken service delivery.
Expand connectivity and digital literacy while building e-government services and modern accountability/performance systems.
A more connected Tobago and faster, more transparent, more reliable public services. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago needs stronger and more diversified economic growth that raises incomes.
Drive growth through capital development, entrepreneurship support, PPPs, investment facilitation, and deliberate diversification.
Higher incomes, more opportunities, and stronger GDP per person over time. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago’s long-term development is constrained by skills gaps and the pace of innovation.
Modernise education and accelerate skills development while embedding innovation and technology into learning and economic strategy.
A more capable workforce, higher productivity, and stronger competitiveness for Tobagonians. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago lacks fiscal autonomy and a fair, rules-based share of national income.
Establish a fair share/equalisation formula and modern revenue arrangements so Tobago can fund development predictably and expand its revenue base.
Stable, adequate financing for Tobago’s priorities—backed by clear rules, not uncertainty. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago’s health outcomes require stronger systems and greater emphasis on prevention.
Upgrade healthcare delivery, expand prevention and wellness initiatives, and modernise service systems (including digital health where appropriate).
Better access, improved efficiency, and fewer preventable illnesses and complications. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Housing vulnerability and affordability pressure threaten stability for many households.
Expand affordable housing solutions using appropriate construction approaches and targeted support for vulnerable groups.
More affordable, dignified housing and reduced housing-related hardship. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago needs sustained infrastructure upgrades to support quality of life and economic activity.
Commit long-term investment to roads, transport systems/hubs, drainage and flood mitigation, water and sanitation, and resilient public infrastructure.
Better mobility, stronger economic performance, reduced flooding risk, and improved everyday living. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
People don’t have enough structured influence over major national and island decisions.
Institutionalise participatory governance—formal engagement, clear feedback loops (including “What We Heard” reporting), and transparent follow-through.
Higher trust, better decisions, and a public that can see how input shaped policy and outcomes. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Uncoordinated development can weaken communities, infrastructure, and long-term sustainability.
Strengthen land use planning and community development so growth is orderly, equitable, and aligned with community needs.
More livable communities, smarter growth patterns, and development that protects Tobago’s character. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago’s safety and security needs stronger Tobago-specific capacity and coordination.
Build local safety/security administration and support systems that improve response, prevention, and community-level security outcomes.
Safer communities and more confident, reliable public safety performance. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago needs to reduce emissions risk and build greater energy resilience.
Promote renewable energy adoption through incentives, enabling policies, and practical transition programmes.
Lower emissions, improved energy security, and new opportunities in the green economy. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tobago needs constitutional self-government (real authority to manage Tobago’s affairs).
Pass/proclaim the Tobago self-government constitutional amendment and transition from the current THA arrangement to a new island government structure.
A new, fully functional Tobago self-government system with clear legislative authority over Tobago-related matters. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Too many people face vulnerability, access barriers, and long-term dependency.
Modernise and integrate social support using digital tools + community outreach, while linking support to skills and employment pathways.
Faster access to help and real pathways to independence and improved quality of life. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.
Tourism growth must be sustainable and must spread benefits across communities.
Expand and diversify Tobago’s tourism product while strengthening community-based, cultural, and heritage tourism models.
A stronger tourism economy with wider participation, better visitor experiences, and protected natural/cultural assets. Read more about our plans in our TPP Blueprint.