4. Partnerships between the public sector, private sector and civil society are essential for ensuring equity of access to all and for overall success in building technological resilience. Appropriate incentives would be needed to enable investment by the private sector and development of ICT businesses. 5. Parity of attention will be given to ensuring there is an enabling environment for ICT development, taking account of the need to address exiting market constraints, infrastructure needs and the legal/regulatory framework at the regional and national levels. 6. Opportunities for collaboration and cooperation between Member States should be promoted and facilitated. 7. A research agenda will emerge as the planning process for the Digital Economy continues, which would need the support of both private and public research entities, in particular, the Region’s universities and tertiary institutions. 2.2.5 Strengthening the CARICOM Identity and Spirit of Community 2.2.5.1 Introduction To recapture and strengthen the spirit of Community as envisioned, four primary strategies are proposed:   Undertaking a comprehensive public education, public information, public relations and advocacy programme that positions CARICOM, the regional integration movement, in the hearts and minds of the people of the Community and in so doing, engender a sense of belonging and commitment to the Region; Refining and promoting the CARICOM Identity and Civilization; (Driver) GOV Facilitating opportunities for the people of the Region to build social and economic Relationships;  Strengthening relationships among Member States. SOC RESILIENCE Unity  Public Education, Public Information, Public Relations and Advocacy  CARICOM Identity and Civilization  Social and Economic Relationships  Strengthen Relations among MS  31 | P a g e ECN ENV TEC