Government websites have been hacked, online exploitation of children has infiltrated schools and the increasing use of crypto currencies to fund criminal activities are but a few examples of cyber-criminal activity impacting the Caribbean region. The CARICOM Cybercrime and Cybersecurity Action Plan (CCSCAP) 2025 is the shield to protect the Caribbean cyberspace.

With the support of the European Union and the articulation of ten public and private institutions, communities of Guano (Chimborazo) and Santa Elena promote projects of safe water, food sovereignty and health to reduce chronic child malnutrition.