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Grenada: macro-socio-economic assessment of the damage caused by Hurricane Emily, July 14th, 2005


The assessment analysed and computed the direct and indirect effects of Emily on the economy. This allowed the team to project the impact of the damages on overall macro economic performance and to identify recommendations as the basis to guide the continued rehabilitation and recovery of the economic, social and environmental sectors. Every attempt was made to ensure that only the incremental damages caused by Emily were accounted for. In a number of instances the damages, especially to the infrastructure, appeared to be more than what has been accounted for in this report. These damages are, however, cumulative damages, having been sustained by Hurricane Ivan and then being exacerbated by Emily.

Keywords

  • Themes:Economics of DRR, Recovery, Social Impacts & Resilience
  • Countries/Regions:Grenada

  • Short URL:http://preventionweb.net/go/1901

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