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Sustaining Development and Resilience in SIDS: Beyond Crisis Management

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إستدامة التنمية والقدرة على التكيف مع الأزمة في الدول النامية الججزرية الصغيرة: وراء إدارة الأزمة, Sustentando o Desenvolvimento e a Resiliência dos SIDS: Além de Gestão de Crises, Sustaining Development and Resilience in SIDS: Beyond Crisis Management

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Human development in small island development states (SIDS) has been steady and measured as high. The Caribbean, on average, ranks higher than the Pacific on the Human Development Index (HDI): Barbados is ranked at 37, and St. Kitts and Nevis at 50, compared to Samoa at 94 and Fiji at 108 (UNDP, 2009). In general, the SIDS invest more than other countries in education and health; on average, government spending accounts for more than 60 per cent of all spending in the health sector (Perch and Roy, 2010). (...)
O desenvolvimento humano nos Pequenos Estados Insulares em Desenvolvimento (PEID) vem sendo estável e alto, conforme já foi medido. O caribe, em média, tem níveis mais altos de Índice de Desenvolvimento Humano (IDH) do que o Pacífico: Barbados ficou classificado em 37o e São Cristóvão e Nevis, em 50o, em comparação a Samoa, em 94o e Fiji, em 108o (PNUD, 2009). Em geral, os PEID investem mais do que outros países em educação e saúde; em média, os gastos do governo representam mais de 60 por cento de todos os gastos no setor da saúde (Perch e Roy, 2010). (…)

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