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Redevelopment of Castries Market – Construction of a Box Park | Special National Projects | 2023-02-13 06:27:41
Financing has been secured from the World Bank, towards the implementation of the OECS Regional Tourism Competitiveness Project (ORTCP). The Project principally aims to improve selected tourist sites in Castries. In this regard the Government of Saint Lucia (GoSL) has identified the Castries City Tourism Product as a priority for Saint Lucia with targeted investment sites and activities aimed at making downtown Castries more pleasant and attractive to tourists as well as to Saint Lucian residents. Therefore, as part of the ORTCP, the Government of Saint Lucia intends to implement several investment initiatives to revitalize downtown Castries. One of these initiatives is the Redevelopment of the Castries Market.
Filename: Final-Report-on-the-Implementation-of-the-ARAP-for-the-Construction-of-the-Box-Park-Final.pdf | Size: 1.41 MB
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Redevelopment of Castries Market – Construction of a Box Park | Special National Projects | 2023-01-19 06:16:05
Financing has been secured from the World Bank, towards the implementation of the OECS Regional Tourism Competitiveness Project (ORTCP). The Project principally aims to improve selected tourist sites in Castries. In this regard the Government of Saint Lucia (GoSL) has identified the Castries City Tourism Product as a priority for Saint Lucia with targeted investment sites and activities aimed at making downtown Castries more pleasant and attractive to tourists as well as to Saint Lucian residents. Therefore, as part of the ORTCP, the Government of Saint Lucia intends to implement several investment initiatives to revitalize downtown Castries. One of these initiatives is the Redevelopment of the Castries Market.
Filename: Final-Report-on-the-Implementation-of-the-ARAP-for-the-Construction-of-the-Box-Park-Final-(1).pdf | Size: 1.71 MB
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The communities of Marchand and Entrepot border one another and are located in Castries to the south-east of the city. The Marchand-Entrepot River is a tributary of the Castries River which traverses these communities on its way to the sea through the city of Castries. The Marchand-Entrepot riverbank stabilisation works aim to address soil erosion which has created bank slope instability along the banks of this tributary, increasing the risk of land slippage along a densely developed area with existing structures lining the riverbank.
Filename: Marchand-Entrepot-Riverbank-Stabilization---ESMP.pdf | Size: 1.42 MB
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The Ministry of Tourism, Information and Broadcasting, Culture and Creative Industries is currently implementing the OECS Regional Tourism and Competitiveness Project (ORTCP) - a six-year tourism development project, which was launched in January 2018. The Project is funded by the World Bank as a regional initiative that is concurrently being implemented in Grenada and St Vincent and the Grenadines by their respective national governments. The original objectives of the Project were to: (i) facilitate the movement of tourists within the participating countries using ferries; (ii) improve selected touristic sites; and (iii) strengthen implementation capacity for regional tourism market development in the participating countries.
Filename: ENVIRONMENTAL-AND-SOCIAL-MANAGEMENT-PLAN-Choiseul-Craft-Centre-Final.pdf | Size: 2.90 MB
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The main objective of Saint Lucia's public debt management is to meet Government financing requirements at a minimum cost with a prudent degree of risk. In keeping with this objective, the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development, and Youth Economy are committed to pursuing a debt management strategy aimed at fulfilling this objective. The Debt and Investment Unit (DIU) of the Department of Finance is the primary agent responsible for managing its public debt portfolio.
Filename: Debt-Portfolio-Review-2021-Revised-Oct-6,-2022-(2).docx | Size: 317.51 KB
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Filename: Presentation-Estimates-for-Revenue-and-Expenditure-of-2022-23-by-Hon.-Philip-J.-Pierre-(Final).pdf | Size: 273.71 KB
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