Saint Kitts and Nevis: public sector investment programming: the Saint Kitts and Nevis experience

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An assessment of the economic impact of climate change on the coastal and marine sector in Saint Kitts And Nevis

Owing to their high vulnerability and low adaptive capacity, Caribbean islands have legitimate concerns about their future, based on observational records, experience with current patterns and consequences of climate variability, and climate model projections. Although emitting less than 1% of global greenhouse gases, islands from the region have already perceived a need to reallocate scarce resources away from economic development and poverty alleviation, and towards the implementation of strategies to adapt to the growing threats posed by global warming (Nurse and Moore, 2005). The objectives of this Report are to conduct economic analyses of the projected impacts of climate change to 2050, within the context of the IPCC A2 and B2 scenarios, on the coastal and marine resources of St. Kitts and Nevis (SKN). The Report presents a valuation of coastal and marine services; quantitative and qualitative estimates of climate change impacts on the coastal zone; and recommendations for possible adaptation strategies and costs and benefits of adaptation.

Export Caribbean : a guide to doing business in the Caribbean : Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Guyana, Haiti, Jamaica, Montserrat, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Suriname, [and] Trinidad and Tobago.

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Los inmigrantes de Saint Kitts: 1910, un capítulo en la historia de los conflictos bananeros costarricenses

ResumenEste artículo intenta reconstruir y explicar una resulta de trabajadores de la United Fruit Co., ocurrida en 1910. Se sondea y evalúa el nivel de desarrollo organizativo alcanzado por los trabajadores, la naturaleza de la contradicción entre capital y trabajo y la atitud estatal ante tales eventos en esa época.AbstractIn this article, the author seeks to reconstruct and explain a revolt by United Fruit Company workers in 1910. He assesses the organizational level attained by the workers, the nature of the labor-capital conflict, and the attitude of the State vis-à-vis events of the time.

St. Kitts

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Monitoring Caribbean information societies

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The relationship between fiscal and current account balances in the Caribbean

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Inflation and the variability of relative prices in the Caribbean: evidence from panel threshold models

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Comercio exterior: Exportaciones e importaciones según destino y origen por principales zonas económicas. 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995-2002

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Economic Survey of the Caribbean 2011-2012: positive growth amidst lingering downside risks

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