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Caribbean governments renew $1bn cat pool ahead of predictions
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CCRIF: Members renew parametric insurance coverage
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C bean countries renew insurance coverage ahead of hurricane season
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$117.9M supplementary budget approved
By: Dayle Da Silva•
Parliament on May 11 approved EC$117.9 million towards providing immediate humanitarian aid and preliminary clean-up.
Minister of Finance, Camillo Gonsalves said that the amount quoted in the Supplementary Appropriation Bill is financed almost 100 percent by capital receipts. This EC$117.9 million budget is financed by money in hand or imminently on hand in the case of commitments from international financing entities that are completing their own bureaucratic processes,” Gonsalves explained.
Among the contributing sources are: the Contingency Fund - EC$15 million; World Bank/Catastrophe Deferred Drawdown Option – EC$54 million; the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility – EC$5.9 million; the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank – EC$1 million; the Caribbean Development Bank – EC$13.4 million, the International Monetary Fund - $16.1 million and the World Bank’s International Association – EC$4.9
PM Gonsalves, British High Commissioner designate discuss UK support for SVG
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