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.
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.
This report establishes the first milestone in a partnership between the Government of Saint Lucia (GoSL), the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS) and the University of Oxford-led Infrastructure Transitions Research Consortium (ITRC). The purpose of the report is to establish a vision for the island’s future infrastructure aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement on climate change. Long-term demand for infrastructure services in Saint Lucia is projected to increase as it pursues economic ambitions to grow its tourism and agriculture sectors
AN ACT to repeal Title IX on bankruptcy of the Commercial Code, Cap. 13.31 and
make new provisions for the regulation of insolvency, for corporate and individual
insolvency, to provide for the rehabilitation of the insolvent debtor, to create the office of
Supervisor of Insolvency and for related matters.
Agricultural Consultancy and Technical Services Limited (AGRICO Ltd.) was contracted by the Government of Saint Lucia (GOSL) through the Department of Forestry, under the EU Special Framework of Assistance (SFA) 2003 programme, Economic and Agricultural Diversification and Poverty Reduction through Integrated Natural Resources Management, to develop a rapid assessment methodology for the physical assessment of the current status/ condition of targeted rivers1 and to make recommendations and formulate an action plan that will be required for an extensive “RIVERBANK REHABILITATION AND PROTECTION†programme. The assessment is to adopt an economic, social and ecological approach towards the conservation and protection of the rivers, riverbanks, water resources and associated natural landscapes.
The assignment was undertaken over the period April to August 2008 and the tasks encompassed the following, with the outcome of the first two components being the focus of this Riverbank Assessment Report: