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April 8th, 2016
by Heather May Sutton As in other parts of the LAC region, crime and violence have deeply negative effects on businesses and individuals in the Caribbean. The IDB has supported data generation in the region using victimization surveys for individuals and businesses, the highlights of which are presented in this month’s quarterly bulletin with a special focus […]
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Three ways the Caribbean can strengthen financing for private companies
Learning about Jamaica’s Forests by Hiking the Blue Mountains
Making People Happy
US Supreme Court: One Less Known Example of How a Supreme Court Decision, Shapes Up Judiciary Reality in the Caribbean
Crime in Paradise: Preview of Forthcoming IDB Study on Crime in the Caribbean
Caribbean Diaspora: How Can They Finance Development in the Region?
Zika Virus and the Economic and Human Reproductive Health Implications for the Caribbean
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