Council of Ministers

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The Council of Ministers is the high-level decision-making body composed of government ministers from member states that oversees and directs the work of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization.

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Council of Ministers canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf governing body ⓘ
intergovernmental decision-making body ⓘ
approves major projects of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
composedOf government ministers of member states ⓘ
cooperatesWith regional and international meteorological institutions ⓘ
coordinates meteorological policy among member states ⓘ
directs strategic orientation of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
ensures implementation of decisions by the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
focusesOn climate services ⓘ
hydrometeorology ⓘ
meteorology ⓘ
governs Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
hasAuthorityOver Caribbean Meteorological Organization budget and programmes ⓘ
hasDecisionMakingPower regional meteorological collaboration ⓘ
hasFunction high-level decision-making ⓘ
hasJurisdiction member states of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
hasRole directs work of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
oversees work of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
isAccountableTo governments of member states ⓘ
isBodyOf Caribbean Community region ⓘ
linked to: Caribbean Community
isComposedOf ministers responsible for meteorology or related portfolios ⓘ
isHighLevelBody true ⓘ
meetsToDecide policy issues of the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
oversees Caribbean Meteorological Organization policies ⓘ
Caribbean Meteorological Organization programmes ⓘ
partOf Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ
reportsOn meteorological cooperation in the Caribbean region ⓘ
represents interests of member governments in meteorological matters ⓘ
sets overall policy framework for the Caribbean Meteorological Organization ⓘ

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