This document discusses how design strategies can be used to address "wicked problems" in St. Vincent and the Grenadines. It defines wicked problems as social or cultural problems that are difficult to solve due to incomplete, contradictory and changing requirements. Some wicked problems identified for St. Vincent include crime, poverty, climate change and unemployment. The document then outlines design strategies like design thinking, service design, co-design and user-centered design that can be applied to help address these complex issues. It concludes that designers can play a valuable role in leading interventions or being part of multidisciplinary teams that use these strategies to engage stakeholders and develop innovative solutions to wicked problems in St. Vincent.