agricola put up the ten point plan.
Its also about how slavery was ended ( as run by this country). After emancipation the ex slaves were still bound to the plantations for a period of time. The actual plantation system was kept going.
It was a partial emancipation.
In the case of Haiti ( which is also member of Caricom) the ex slaves who fought for their freedom ended up having to pay France reparations. Which crippled the new country.
In Haiti the plantation system crumbled. The ex slaves hated the plantation system and refused to work in it
In ex British slave colonies , apart from the slaves being free, it was largely business as usual
Hence the CARICOM ten point plan saying what I've quoted above.
The economy of the Carribbean under slavery was based on Sugar production. This was highly destructive to the ecology of the islands. Sugar plantations were about maximising the most profit out of the land. Regardless of the effects. The British slave colonies eventually suffered due to this as the soil was exhausted and productivity fell.
Haiti ( the French colony) was at one time the most profitable of the European slave plantations.
Sugar production was high risk business. But could make a family extremely rich very quickly.
So from the start and after emancipation the economy of a lot of the Carribbean islands was one sided.
This continued after emancipation of slaves. With many struggles by the descendents of ex slaves against colonial rule.
Hence if I read it correctly as part of reparations package islands want knowledge transfer to build a more sustainable economy.
The economic side of the ten points seems to me perfectly reasonable. Debt cancellation for example.
Some of the rest I'm not so sure about.
I think there can be to much emphasis on slavery to the neglect of later British Empire. Which in many ways was just as exploitative in its long term effects on the colonies.
Also reparations can across as expecting individuals to apologise. As has been pointed out not everyone in this country imo gained from slavery in that sense. A Nouveau rich did develop during slave period. Fortunes made and lost in the high risk sugar business.