In our ongoing pursuit of economic equality, we've recognised the pivotal importance of supporting our local communities and actors. This isn't just about righting historical wrongs or promoting inclusive development; it's a strategic imperative for building resilient, self-reliant economies.

Throughout our history, we've grappled with the legacies of colonial exploitation and economic marginalisation. By supporting our local communities and actors, we aim to address these systemic inequities and promote social justice. This approach isn't just about economic empowerment; it's also about safeguarding our cultural diversity and heritage.

Our local businesses and entrepreneurs are the backbone of our economy, driving innovation, job creation, and wealth generation. Therefore, supporting these actors isn't just about economic development; it's about enhancing our resilience and self-reliance. By reducing our dependence on external aid and investment, we can chart our own path to prosperity.

Moreover, supporting our local communities and actors allows us to address structural challenges such as limited access to finance and inadequate infrastructure. It empowers marginalised groups and promotes social mobility, thereby levelling the economic playing field.

Supporting our local communities and actors isn't just a moral obligation; it's a strategic imperative for us. By investing in our own people and communities, we can pave the way for more resilient, equitable, and prosperous societies.

In our quest for economic equality, we're finding that the key lies within our own communities.