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2019 Economic Review and 2020 Outlook
- 1. 2020 Dr. Justin Ram Director of Economics Caribbean Development Bank ANNUAL NEWS CONFERENCE
- 2. The Caribbean Development Bank underscores the need to build inclusive and resilient economies, to improve employment opportunities and quality of life for Caribbean citizens. “
- 3. Support to Borrowing Member Countries USD 75 million improve public finances business environment social protection Policy-based loans USD 50 million recovery maintain fiscal discipline build resilience
- 4. Knowledge Products Multidimensional Vulnerability Index • BMCs dependency on: • Assistance to BMCs: development priorities • Access to concessional finance strategic imports export concentration natural hazards and climate change
- 5. Knowledge Products Blue Economy • Measuring impact: e.g. 6.9% of Jamaica’s GDP • More investment needed
- 6. Service delivery and implementation Saint Lucia Performance Management Delivery Unit • Implementation support to ministries and agencies • Priority areas agriculture crime education health infrastructure tourism
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