First, the report finds that Caribbean countries have built relatively high levels of resilience to date, which has supported economic development despite frequent natural hazards and other external shocks. While natural hazards cause significant damage to infrastructure and private sector activity, the impacts on growth are short-lived because of the mechanisms in place to help economies bounce back rapidly. Second, the report finds that prior resilience...
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360° Resilience : A Guide to Prepare the Caribbean for a New Generation of Shocks - A Summary
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