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Click Folder Below for Video Link | Videos | 2021-02-03 15:11:04

Protocols for Covid19 mitigation for the Finance Administrative Centre - FAC COVID19 PROTOCOLS VIDEO

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CONSULTING SERVICES FOR DETAILED DESIGNS FOR RECONSTRUCTION OF THE VANARD (VENUS) – ANSE LA RAYE L | General Information | 2020-12-22 11:16:23

The Government of St. Lucia (GOSL) has secured financing under the Disaster Vulnerability Reduction Project (DVRP) from the International Development Association and the Climate Investment Fund to reinstate the road and to incorporate climate change adaptation measures wherever possible, with a view towards upgrading and providing a more resilient roadway infrastructure to service the communities. The Disaster Vulnerability Reduction Project aims to measurably reduce the Country’s vulnerability to natural hazards and climate change impacts, and includes various activities related to institutional strengthening and training as well as the execution of various civil works to improve the resilience, preparedness, and response capacity of Saint Lucia to natural hazards. The proposed road project falls under Component 1; Risk Reduction and Adaption Measures of the DVRP which includes financing for the reconstruction and retrofitting of public infrastructure including roads. The Government of Saint Lucia (GOSL) through the Department of Infrastructure, Ports, and Energy (DIPE) will undertake this rehabilitation and reconstruction project spanning a 12 month construction period.

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Government of Saint Lucia Debt Bulletin 2020 | Reports | 2020-11-24 15:19:19

Debt Bulletin

The Debt and Investment Unit (DIU) in the Ministry of Finance, Economic Growth, Job Creation, External Affairs and Public Service is the Government of Saint Lucia’s primary agent responsible for managing the country’s public debt. This issue of the Public Debt Bulletin covers the second quarter (April -June) of 2020 with comparisons to the previous quarter and the corresponding quarter of the previous year. For the purposes of the debt bulletin, debt is classified according to the residency of the creditors represented in the debt portfolio not the currency profile. Thus, domestic debt can include foreign currency debt.

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Government of Saint Lucia Annual Debt Portfolio Review 2019 | Reports | 2020-11-24 15:18:33

Debt Portfolio Review

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 Government through the Ministry of Finance, Economic Growth, Job Creation, External Affairs and Public Service is committed to pursuing a debt management strategy aimed at fulfilling this objective. The Debt and Investment Unit (DIU) is the Government of Saint Lucia’s primary agent responsible for managing the country’s public debt.

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CABINET APPROVES PUBLIC DEBT MANAGEMENT POLICY AND PUBLICATION OF DEBT REPORTS | Publications | 2020-11-24 11:52:14

The Public Debt Management Policy is an effort to manage and guide Saint Lucia’s debt management practices and to correct the shortcomings of the current public debt framework. The PDMP establishes a robust legal framework which sets out the authority to borrow, specifies the purpose of borrowing, establishes clear debt management objectives, requires the preparation of a debt management strategy, and requires mandatory reporting on debt management performance.

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Rehabilitation of Sidewalks on Peynier Street, Castries –Saint Lucia | Special National Projects | 2020-10-30 14:37:48

The Government of Saint Lucia has designated the City of Castries as a Tourism Product with tremendous potential to increase visitor spending. As such the improvement of the Castries City Product has been deemed a priority for Saint Lucia with investments targeted towards improving sites and attractions, as well as undertaking activities aimed at making downtown Castries more pleasant and attractive to Saint Lucian residents and tourists.

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