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Caribbean & Central America - August 2022
PANAMA: The fight to restore the forests
Panama’s environment ministry (MiAmbiente) has launched a new initiative to incorporate various sectors into its reforestation efforts and meet its commitment outlined in the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate change to restore 50,000 hectares (ha) of forest by 2025 in line with carbon emissions reduction targets. This comes amid other claims by the Partido Revolucionario Democrático (PRD) government led by President Laurentino Cortizo that it is taking efforts to tackle deforestation seriously.
- Introduction
- NICARAGUA: Closing civic space
- COSTA RICA: Government under pressure over indigenous rights
- HONDURAS: Gearing up for key appointments
- PANAMA: The fight to restore the forests
- PANAMA: Gov’t faced with protests sparked by rise in living costs
- REGION: Digital tools increasingly important for MSMEs battered by pandemic
- GRENADA: Another chance for NDC
- REGION: World Bank pushing food security agenda
- CARIBBEAN POINTERS
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- Economic Highlights