The OECS, or Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, is an intergovernmental organization established in 1981. It consists of eleven member countries and territories in the Eastern Caribbean, aimed at promoting economic integration and cooperation among its members. The OECS focuses on various areas, including trade, education, and environmental sustainability, to enhance the region's development. The OECS also plays a crucial role in regional governance and policy-making. It provides a platform for member states to collaborate on issues such as disaster management and climate change. By working together, the OECS helps its members address common challenges and improve the quality of life for their citizens.