Commonwealth Secretariat
Small States: Economic Review and Basic Statistics, Volume 22
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Small States: Economic Review and Basic Statistics, Volume 22
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Explore robust economic insights into Commonwealth Small States through a detailed survey of development indicators and statistical trends. This analytical assessment illuminates growth patterns, challenges, and achievements, offering a data-rich perspective on the unique economic landscape of these nations.
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Explore robust economic insights into Commonwealth Small States through a detailed survey of development indicators and statistical trends. This analytical assessment illuminates growth patterns, challenges, and achievements, offering a data-rich perspective on the unique economic landscape of these nations.
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- Verlag: Mare Nostrum
- Seitenzahl: 102
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. November 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780850920208
- ISBN-10: 0850920205
- Artikelnr.: 73289432
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
- Verlag: Mare Nostrum
- Seitenzahl: 102
- Erscheinungstermin: 20. November 2024
- Englisch
- ISBN-13: 9780850920208
- ISBN-10: 0850920205
- Artikelnr.: 73289432
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- gpsr@libri.de
1. Part 1. The long road to recovery in Commonwealth small states
2. 1. The economic impacts of overlapping shocks
3. Key messages
4. 1.1. Introduction
5. 1.2. Recovery in an uncertain world
6. 1.3. Inflation trends across Commonwealth small states
7. 1.4. Growing fiscal pressure
8. 1.5. Current account trends across Commonwealth small states
9. 2. Socio-economic implications of recurring shocks
10. Key messages
11. 2.1. The effects on food security
12. 2.2. Poverty implications of shocks in CWSS
13. 2.3. Multidimensional impacts of shocks on education and health outcomes
14. 2.4. The gendered impact of shocks and impacts on other marginalised groups
15. 2.5 Implications for attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals
16. 3. Thematic issues affecting Commonwealth small states: key economic
drivers in CWSS and the need for resilience building
17. Key messages
18. 3.1. Vulnerabilities from multiple angles
19. 3.2. Tourism's recovery post-COVID
20. 3.3. Foreign direct investment trends across CWSS
21. 3.4. CWSS and remittances
22. 3.5. CWSS and agriculture, forestry and fishing
23. 4. Rising debt and debt servicing costs: implications for sustainable
development in small states
24. Key messages
25. 4.1. Recent trends in debt across CWSS
26. 4.2. Debt distress in CWSS
27. 4.3. The cost of the cost of borrowing
28. 5. Building resilience: the path forward for Commonwealth small states
29. References
30. Part 2. Preserving paradise: towards regenerative tourism for resilience
31. 6. Introduction
32. 6.1. Sustainable and regenerative tourism: two sides of the same coin?
33. 6.2. Experiences across CWSS
34. 7. The Belize story: a holistic path to sustainable tourism
35. 7.1. Overview
36. 7.2. A multi-stakeholder approach to sustainable tourism
37. 7.3. Funding mechanisms for conservation and sustainable tourism
38. 7.4. Preserving Belize's rich cultural history through tourism
39. 7.5. Paving the way for sustainable and regenerative tourism through
eco-tourism
40. 7.6. Key lessons
41. 8. Preserving the natural heritage of Seychelles through sustainable
tourism
42. 8.1. Overview
43. 8.2. Pioneering innovative financing and fostering partnerships for
sustainable tourism8.3 Promoting sustainable and regenerative travel
through the Sustainable Seychelles Certification Programme
44. 8.4 Seychelles' growing eco-tourism landscape and sustainability practices
45. 8.5. Restoring the beauty of Seychelles' coral reefs
46. 8.6. Key lessons
47. 9. Embracing sustainable tourism for a resilient, inclusive and green Samoa
48. 9.1. A jewel in the Pacific: overview and background
49. 9.2. Government-led sustainability: proactive actions and policies
50. 9.3. The role of the hospitality and transport sector
51. 9.4. Empowering communities: the importance of local involvement
52. 9.5. Preserving nature: environmental initiatives
53. 9.6. Regenerative tourism initiatives
54. 9.7. Key lessons
55. 10. Recovering, rethinking and revitalising the tourism industry in Malta
56. 10.1. Overview
57. 10.2 Strategy: recover, rethink, revitalise
58. 10.3. Environmental and circular economy approaches
59. 10.4. Community, culture and public involvement
60. 10.6. Key lessons
61. 11. Conclusions
62. References
63. Statistical annexes
2. 1. The economic impacts of overlapping shocks
3. Key messages
4. 1.1. Introduction
5. 1.2. Recovery in an uncertain world
6. 1.3. Inflation trends across Commonwealth small states
7. 1.4. Growing fiscal pressure
8. 1.5. Current account trends across Commonwealth small states
9. 2. Socio-economic implications of recurring shocks
10. Key messages
11. 2.1. The effects on food security
12. 2.2. Poverty implications of shocks in CWSS
13. 2.3. Multidimensional impacts of shocks on education and health outcomes
14. 2.4. The gendered impact of shocks and impacts on other marginalised groups
15. 2.5 Implications for attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals
16. 3. Thematic issues affecting Commonwealth small states: key economic
drivers in CWSS and the need for resilience building
17. Key messages
18. 3.1. Vulnerabilities from multiple angles
19. 3.2. Tourism's recovery post-COVID
20. 3.3. Foreign direct investment trends across CWSS
21. 3.4. CWSS and remittances
22. 3.5. CWSS and agriculture, forestry and fishing
23. 4. Rising debt and debt servicing costs: implications for sustainable
development in small states
24. Key messages
25. 4.1. Recent trends in debt across CWSS
26. 4.2. Debt distress in CWSS
27. 4.3. The cost of the cost of borrowing
28. 5. Building resilience: the path forward for Commonwealth small states
29. References
30. Part 2. Preserving paradise: towards regenerative tourism for resilience
31. 6. Introduction
32. 6.1. Sustainable and regenerative tourism: two sides of the same coin?
33. 6.2. Experiences across CWSS
34. 7. The Belize story: a holistic path to sustainable tourism
35. 7.1. Overview
36. 7.2. A multi-stakeholder approach to sustainable tourism
37. 7.3. Funding mechanisms for conservation and sustainable tourism
38. 7.4. Preserving Belize's rich cultural history through tourism
39. 7.5. Paving the way for sustainable and regenerative tourism through
eco-tourism
40. 7.6. Key lessons
41. 8. Preserving the natural heritage of Seychelles through sustainable
tourism
42. 8.1. Overview
43. 8.2. Pioneering innovative financing and fostering partnerships for
sustainable tourism8.3 Promoting sustainable and regenerative travel
through the Sustainable Seychelles Certification Programme
44. 8.4 Seychelles' growing eco-tourism landscape and sustainability practices
45. 8.5. Restoring the beauty of Seychelles' coral reefs
46. 8.6. Key lessons
47. 9. Embracing sustainable tourism for a resilient, inclusive and green Samoa
48. 9.1. A jewel in the Pacific: overview and background
49. 9.2. Government-led sustainability: proactive actions and policies
50. 9.3. The role of the hospitality and transport sector
51. 9.4. Empowering communities: the importance of local involvement
52. 9.5. Preserving nature: environmental initiatives
53. 9.6. Regenerative tourism initiatives
54. 9.7. Key lessons
55. 10. Recovering, rethinking and revitalising the tourism industry in Malta
56. 10.1. Overview
57. 10.2 Strategy: recover, rethink, revitalise
58. 10.3. Environmental and circular economy approaches
59. 10.4. Community, culture and public involvement
60. 10.6. Key lessons
61. 11. Conclusions
62. References
63. Statistical annexes
1. Part 1. The long road to recovery in Commonwealth small states
2. 1. The economic impacts of overlapping shocks
3. Key messages
4. 1.1. Introduction
5. 1.2. Recovery in an uncertain world
6. 1.3. Inflation trends across Commonwealth small states
7. 1.4. Growing fiscal pressure
8. 1.5. Current account trends across Commonwealth small states
9. 2. Socio-economic implications of recurring shocks
10. Key messages
11. 2.1. The effects on food security
12. 2.2. Poverty implications of shocks in CWSS
13. 2.3. Multidimensional impacts of shocks on education and health outcomes
14. 2.4. The gendered impact of shocks and impacts on other marginalised groups
15. 2.5 Implications for attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals
16. 3. Thematic issues affecting Commonwealth small states: key economic
drivers in CWSS and the need for resilience building
17. Key messages
18. 3.1. Vulnerabilities from multiple angles
19. 3.2. Tourism's recovery post-COVID
20. 3.3. Foreign direct investment trends across CWSS
21. 3.4. CWSS and remittances
22. 3.5. CWSS and agriculture, forestry and fishing
23. 4. Rising debt and debt servicing costs: implications for sustainable
development in small states
24. Key messages
25. 4.1. Recent trends in debt across CWSS
26. 4.2. Debt distress in CWSS
27. 4.3. The cost of the cost of borrowing
28. 5. Building resilience: the path forward for Commonwealth small states
29. References
30. Part 2. Preserving paradise: towards regenerative tourism for resilience
31. 6. Introduction
32. 6.1. Sustainable and regenerative tourism: two sides of the same coin?
33. 6.2. Experiences across CWSS
34. 7. The Belize story: a holistic path to sustainable tourism
35. 7.1. Overview
36. 7.2. A multi-stakeholder approach to sustainable tourism
37. 7.3. Funding mechanisms for conservation and sustainable tourism
38. 7.4. Preserving Belize's rich cultural history through tourism
39. 7.5. Paving the way for sustainable and regenerative tourism through
eco-tourism
40. 7.6. Key lessons
41. 8. Preserving the natural heritage of Seychelles through sustainable
tourism
42. 8.1. Overview
43. 8.2. Pioneering innovative financing and fostering partnerships for
sustainable tourism8.3 Promoting sustainable and regenerative travel
through the Sustainable Seychelles Certification Programme
44. 8.4 Seychelles' growing eco-tourism landscape and sustainability practices
45. 8.5. Restoring the beauty of Seychelles' coral reefs
46. 8.6. Key lessons
47. 9. Embracing sustainable tourism for a resilient, inclusive and green Samoa
48. 9.1. A jewel in the Pacific: overview and background
49. 9.2. Government-led sustainability: proactive actions and policies
50. 9.3. The role of the hospitality and transport sector
51. 9.4. Empowering communities: the importance of local involvement
52. 9.5. Preserving nature: environmental initiatives
53. 9.6. Regenerative tourism initiatives
54. 9.7. Key lessons
55. 10. Recovering, rethinking and revitalising the tourism industry in Malta
56. 10.1. Overview
57. 10.2 Strategy: recover, rethink, revitalise
58. 10.3. Environmental and circular economy approaches
59. 10.4. Community, culture and public involvement
60. 10.6. Key lessons
61. 11. Conclusions
62. References
63. Statistical annexes
2. 1. The economic impacts of overlapping shocks
3. Key messages
4. 1.1. Introduction
5. 1.2. Recovery in an uncertain world
6. 1.3. Inflation trends across Commonwealth small states
7. 1.4. Growing fiscal pressure
8. 1.5. Current account trends across Commonwealth small states
9. 2. Socio-economic implications of recurring shocks
10. Key messages
11. 2.1. The effects on food security
12. 2.2. Poverty implications of shocks in CWSS
13. 2.3. Multidimensional impacts of shocks on education and health outcomes
14. 2.4. The gendered impact of shocks and impacts on other marginalised groups
15. 2.5 Implications for attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals
16. 3. Thematic issues affecting Commonwealth small states: key economic
drivers in CWSS and the need for resilience building
17. Key messages
18. 3.1. Vulnerabilities from multiple angles
19. 3.2. Tourism's recovery post-COVID
20. 3.3. Foreign direct investment trends across CWSS
21. 3.4. CWSS and remittances
22. 3.5. CWSS and agriculture, forestry and fishing
23. 4. Rising debt and debt servicing costs: implications for sustainable
development in small states
24. Key messages
25. 4.1. Recent trends in debt across CWSS
26. 4.2. Debt distress in CWSS
27. 4.3. The cost of the cost of borrowing
28. 5. Building resilience: the path forward for Commonwealth small states
29. References
30. Part 2. Preserving paradise: towards regenerative tourism for resilience
31. 6. Introduction
32. 6.1. Sustainable and regenerative tourism: two sides of the same coin?
33. 6.2. Experiences across CWSS
34. 7. The Belize story: a holistic path to sustainable tourism
35. 7.1. Overview
36. 7.2. A multi-stakeholder approach to sustainable tourism
37. 7.3. Funding mechanisms for conservation and sustainable tourism
38. 7.4. Preserving Belize's rich cultural history through tourism
39. 7.5. Paving the way for sustainable and regenerative tourism through
eco-tourism
40. 7.6. Key lessons
41. 8. Preserving the natural heritage of Seychelles through sustainable
tourism
42. 8.1. Overview
43. 8.2. Pioneering innovative financing and fostering partnerships for
sustainable tourism8.3 Promoting sustainable and regenerative travel
through the Sustainable Seychelles Certification Programme
44. 8.4 Seychelles' growing eco-tourism landscape and sustainability practices
45. 8.5. Restoring the beauty of Seychelles' coral reefs
46. 8.6. Key lessons
47. 9. Embracing sustainable tourism for a resilient, inclusive and green Samoa
48. 9.1. A jewel in the Pacific: overview and background
49. 9.2. Government-led sustainability: proactive actions and policies
50. 9.3. The role of the hospitality and transport sector
51. 9.4. Empowering communities: the importance of local involvement
52. 9.5. Preserving nature: environmental initiatives
53. 9.6. Regenerative tourism initiatives
54. 9.7. Key lessons
55. 10. Recovering, rethinking and revitalising the tourism industry in Malta
56. 10.1. Overview
57. 10.2 Strategy: recover, rethink, revitalise
58. 10.3. Environmental and circular economy approaches
59. 10.4. Community, culture and public involvement
60. 10.6. Key lessons
61. 11. Conclusions
62. References
63. Statistical annexes







