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Policy

Government Priorities 2026-2028


The Strategic Policy Statement (SPS) sets out the Cayman Islands Government’s seven Broad Outcomes for the 2026–2028 period. These priorities guide policy direction, Budget decisions, and the work of Ministries, Portfolios, and Offices across the public service. 

They reflect Government’s commitment to building a stronger, fairer Cayman Islands — one in which Caymanians have access to opportunity, families can live securely and with dignity, and the Islands remain resilient for generations to come. 

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Seven Broad Outcomes


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Education, Immigration and Workforce Development 

Strong Education and Immigration Systems that Support a Highly Skilled and Adaptable Caymanian Population. 

Government will focus on strengthening education at all stages, improving pathways into employment, and maintaining a modern immigration and workforce system that supports opportunities for Caymanians while meeting national needs. 


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Housing, Infrastructure and Environment 

Sustainable Physical Development that Prioritises Affordable Housing, Ensures Resilient Infrastructure and Protects Nature. 

Government will support access to affordable housing, invest in resilient infrastructure across all three Islands, and protect the natural environment through responsible planning and long-term sustainability measures. 


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Economy 

A Diversified, Resilient Economy that Supports Prosperity and Innovation. 

Government will work to strengthen key industries, encourage innovation and entrepreneurship, and maintain economic stability to support long-term prosperity for Caymanians. 


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Health and Social Development 

Healthy and Empowered People with Improved Quality of Life for All Ages. 

Government will support access to healthcare, strengthen social services, and promote community wellbeing so people of all ages can live safely, securely, and with dignity. 


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Caymanian Identity, Culture and Heritage 

A Cohesive Society that Protects and Institutionalises Caymanian Identity and Culture. 

Government will preserve and promote Caymanian heritage, strengthen cultural education and participation, and ensure that traditions and cultural values remain central to national development. 


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Public Services 

Efficient, Effective, Accountable and People-Centred Public Services. 

Government will strengthen the capacity, digital capability, and accountability of public services so that departments can deliver efficient, modern, and responsive service to the public. 


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Good Governance and Public Safety 

A Secure, Well-Governed Country Demonstrated by Transparent Governance and Robust Public Safety Systems. 

Government will uphold strong governance, transparency, and national security, ensuring safe communities and public trust in the systems that support daily life.  


How Government Will Communicate the Priorities 

Government will continue to share clear, accessible information about the seven Broad Outcomes using plain-language explanations, icon-led visuals, and factual updates tied to the SPS period. This page will be updated as new materials, releases, and public information become available. 


News

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Cayman Islands Strengthens Regional Collaboration at OOCUR 20th Annual Conference
29 April 2026 | Press Release

The Cayman Islands is reaffirming its commitment to strong, modern and effective utility regulation through its participation in the 20th Annual Conference of the Organisation of Caribbean Utility Regulators (OOCUR)

 

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CI First Public & Affordable Housing Policy and 10-Year Strategic Plan
29 April 2026 | Press Release

The Ministry of Planning, Lands, Agriculture, Housing & Infrastructure has tabled the Cayman Islands’ first-ever Public and Affordable Housing Policy and 10-Year Strategic Plan in Parliament

 

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Premier Honourable André Ebanks, Minister for Health, Environment and Sustainability Hon Katherine Ebanks-Wilks and Acting Minister for Finance and Economic Development Hon Nickolas DaCosta announce government’s plans to ease energy costs.
Government Announces Three-Phase Plan to Lower Energy Costs and Support Families
29 April 2026 | Press Release

The NCFC Government today announced a comprehensive, three-phase programme to address the acute affordability challenge facing households this summer, and to tackle structural improvements needed to reduce energy consumption more sustainably. 

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