The Social Sector Investment Programme reports
on the annual investment of the Government
of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GoRTT)
towards achieving the national human and social
development objectives. The document outlines
the undertakings of key social sector ministries and
the social services divisions of the Tobago House of
Assembly (THA) for fiscal 2015, as well as provides a
view of sector plans for fiscal 2016.
The Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) is one of the key development policy instruments and strategic management tools to translate the national development objectives of the Government into viable programmes and projects which are intended to achieve the country’s social and economic development goals and enhance the quality of life of all citizens.
Central Government and the Tobago House of Assembly’s efforts at catalysing the development of the island through targeted public policy intervention under the Public Sector Investment Programme remain a critical element of the island development strategy.
The Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) is the budgeting and strategic planning tool available to Government to translate its policies and plans into tangible projects and programmes.
The Social Sector Investment Programme (SSIP), now in its twelfth (12th) year of publication, highlights the investment made towards the social sector, via strategies and initiatives by the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GoRTT) towards achieving its national social development objectives.
The Public Sector Investment Programme (PSIP) is the budgeting and strategic planning tool available to Government to translate its policies and plans into tangible projects and programmes.
Documents Social Sector Investment Programme 2014 (PDF)
This document comprises a comprehensive mix of high priority Capital programmes and projects that will effectively strengthen the foundation for achieving higher levels of economic growth and sustained advances in the quality of life of all citizens. Investments made in critical sectors and areas such as Education and training, Health, food Production, Housing, National Security…