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Saint Lucia is faced with limited capacity and fiscal space, as well as high levels of exposure to economic and weather shocks. The country has had limited success in adequately preparing for public health emergencies. Recent extreme weather events such as Hurricanes Irma and Maria (2017) and regional outbreaks of Chikungunya (2014), Zika (2016) and more recently COVID-19, have highlighted weaknesses in the preparedness of health systems in the Eastern Caribbean region to manage public health emergencies with Saint Lucia being no exception.
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Renovation of the La Guerre Wellness Centre | Special National Projects | 2024-09-18 15:11:53
The La Guerre Wellness Centre is the only healthcare facility in the community but the Babonneau Wellness Centre is not far away. The project entails the implementation of upgrades to improve the functionality of the clinic, improve its structural soundness and make it a greener facility, by improving its energy efficiency.
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Grande Riviere is a residential community in the quarter of Gros Islet. Grand Riviere has an estimated population of 740 persons. This Wellness Centre also serves neighbouring communities including Corinth, Monier, Piat and White Rock. The Wellness Centre therefore serves almost 3000 residents. The Grand Riviere Wellness Centre is the only healthcare facility in the community. However, the Gros Islet Polyclinic is located about 8km away. The project entails the implementation of upgrades to improve the functionality of the clinic, improve its structural soundness and make it a greener facility, by improving its energy efficiency.
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Fond St. Jacques is an inland community in the quarter of Soufriere located near the natural rainforest reserves. Given its rich volcanic soil, the community’s main economic drive is agriculture. This community is situated between 300m and 500m above sea-level but surrounded by many steep hills and varied relief within the area which are primarily volcanic features formed from prior lava flows and pyroclastic events. Generally, Fond St. Jacques encompasses several smaller communities such as Ravine Claire, Migny, St. Phillip, Petite Bourgh and Mocha.
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The Ministry of Health Wellness and Elderly Affairs (MOHWEA) indicates that Saint Lucia’s health sector Radio Communication System (RCS) was installed and commissioned in 2020. The National Emergency Management Organisation (NEMO) provided technical support for the conventional Land Mobile Radio’s (LMR) procurement and installation. The design was deficient, the installed network did not deliver the intended services, and there were budgetary and other build-out challenges. Hence, the MoHWEA is utilizing funds under the HSSP to undertake an upgrade to the system.
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The Health System Strengthening Project (HSSP) is one of the most recent initiatives forged out of a partnership with the Government of Saint Lucia and the World Bank Group. The aim of the project is to improve the accessibility, efficiency, and responsiveness of healthcare delivery in Saint Lucia to its population. Improvement of the island’s healthcare sector has been a long-standing priority for the Government of Saint Lucia (GoSL), however the high prevalence of non-communicable diseases coupled with the continuing threat of highly infectious diseases such as Coronavirus (COVID-19) and dengue have highlighted the demand for a heightened momentum to this commitment.
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OECS Data for Decision Making project - SOCIAL ASSESSMENT | Special National Projects | 2025-01-20 20:28:53
This social assessment (SA) has been undertaken as part of the OECS Data for Decision Making Project (P174986). The SA aims to assess and identify any gaps within the statistical systems in the project’s participating countries’ (Grenada, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and Grenadines) National Statistics Organizations (NSOs) and the OECS’ Statistical Services Unit (SSU). The findings from the assessment will be used to inform project design. The information presented in the SA will be used to ensure that the project is able to reduce or eliminate, as much as possible, the existing patterns of social exclusion associated with data collection in the participating countries and the OECS. Furthermore, the findings of the SA will be used in monitoring and evaluation to ensure that the project is achieving its intended outcome.
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