Policy and Practice for Sustainable Development
Equitable solutions for sustainable development is what all the Foundation's policy programmes are seeking. Through the ecological assessments of the Northern Range of Trinidad and of the Caribbean Sea, we hope to offer decision makers some useful tools for planning for the management of these important resources.

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Education for Sustainable Development
The ecological assessments of the Northern Range of Trinidad and of the Caribbean Sea straddle our interests in both public policy and environmental awareness. The outreach aspects of both these projects are particularly concerned to share the knowledge gathered, both scientific and local, with the wider community

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Support for Caribbean Writing
Through its Support for Caribbean Writers programme, The Cropper Foundation seeks to contribute to the literature of the region by creating opportunities for instruction, appraisal and intellectual debate for aspiring writers. Undertaken in partnership with the Centre for Creative and Festival Arts, UWI a series of workshops have given emerging writers the benefit of the guidance of established writers and scholars like Merle Hodge, Funso Aiyejina, Rachel Manley, Earl Lovelace, and Ken Ramchand.

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Support for Youth Education and Leadership
The Cropper Family has traditionally offered ad hoc support to students in the form of tuition fees, computers, books, pocket money and magazine subscriptions. In 1999, the Dev Cropper Memorial Award was established at the London School of Economics for students who have made exceptional contributions to campus life and the wider community.

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Peace, Justice and Equity
While the specific programme components are still under consideration, the Foundation feels impelled to undertake activities that will contribute to the urgent address of these endangered concepts.