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Alternative Systems for Water Security in the Brazilian Semiarid Region -- Social Governance of the 2030 Agenda and the SDGs in Brazil -- Perspectives for Resilience, Social Inclusion, and Sustainable Tourism in Mexico -- Analysis of Supply Chain Sustainability and Resilience -- Amazon 4.0: Ways to Sustainable Development -- Sustainability Approach at the Chilean Constituent Assembly -- Mining Industry and the Sustainable Development Goals in Brazil's Amazon -- Reverse Logistics for Post-Consumer Waste in Brazil: SDGs 11 and 12 for 2030 -- Impact of Land Use Cover Change (LUCC) on Floods: Acapulco de Juárez Bay, Mexico -- Implementing the SDGs Through Community Rural Tourism in Central Mexico: COVID-19 Pandemic -- Environmental Impact and Food Security: Socio-Ecological Sustainability of Soya from Brazil -- Efforts Towards Ending Child Labor: Case of Brazil -- Pathways to a Sustainable Blue Economy in Latin America and the Caribbean -- SDGs and Latin American University: Impact of Scientific Knowledge Production in Policy Documents -- COVID-19 and Its Influence on Sustainable Development Goal 4: Latin America and Caribbean Region -- Community Interactive Social Projects to Achieving Sustainable Development Goals: Yucatan's Rural Areas, Mexico -- Gender Equity for Sustainable Development: Barriers and Telehealth Opportunities During the Pandemic -- Agroecology as Catalyst for Smallholder Farming Mitigation and Adaptation to Climate Change: Caribbean Region -- Urban Mobility and Increase in Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Mexican Cities -- Well-Being at Work and Sustainability in Public Services: Brazilian University Case -- Sustainability and Development at Northwestern Municipalities in Mexico: Chihuahua Region...

Intro -- ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION -- ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN REGION -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE* -- LIST OF FREQUENTLY USED ABBREVIATIONS AND ACRONYMS -- EXECUTIVE SUMMARY -- CURRENT LEVEL OF CARIBBEAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE -- REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE -- Impediments to Future Development -- Potential Policies for Economic Development -- Governmental Policies that Have Helped Overcome Diseconomies of Scale -- Increased Investment in Infrastructure and Skill Building Can Increase Growth and Reduce Poverty -- Export Diversification is Best Supported by Improving the Domestic Business Environment -- Trade Policy for Development -- Trade Liberalization Can Support Development -- U.S. Policies Can Stimulate Caribbean Services Exports -- CBERA Has Generally Increased Growth Despite Preference Erosion -- POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS BY INTERESTED PARTIES -- CBERA Has Been Beneficial to the Countries and the Region -- Value of Trade Preferences Is Being Reduced -- Market Access Provisions Should Be Renewed and Expanded -- Future U.S.-Caribbean Relations Should Be Broader and Deeper -- Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION -- PURPOSE, SCOPE, AND APPROACH OF BOOK -- Purpose -- Scope, Approach, and Organization of the Book -- U.S. TRADE PREFERENCES AVAILABLE TO CBERA COUNTRIES -- Caribbean Basin Economic Recovery Act -- Caribbean Basin Trade Partnership Act -- HOPE Act of 2006 -- Other Preference Programs Available to CBERA Countries -- MAJOR U.S. INSTITUTIONS AFFECTING TRADE AND ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN CBERA COUNTRIES -- Chapter 2 CURRENT LEVEL OF CARIBBEAN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: REGIONAL OVERVIEW -- REGIONAL OVERVIEW -- POPULATION AND LEVELS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT -- INDICATORS OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT -- MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS AND PERFORMANCE.

Intro -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1 -- Public health themes: Grenada and the Caribbean Region -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Section one: Public health themes -- Chapter 2 -- Responding to COVID-19 in the Caribbean through the novel tourism and health program in the Caribbean -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Background -- Regional Tourism and Health Program -- Data collection and reporting -- Data analytics -- Regional guidelines -- Advanced food safety and environmental sanitation training -- Hospitality health safety and environmental (HSE) standards -- Partnerships, mandates, and policy -- Partnership -- Discussion -- Advanced food safety training -- Hospitality health safety and environmental (HSE) standards -- Response to COVID-19 through THP -- Regional guidelines -- Tourism and health information system (THiS) -- Multisectoral partnerships -- Conclusion -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Chapter 3 -- White paper on vaping: Electronic cigarettes use - A case for restrictive policies in Grenada, West Indies -- Abstract -- Introduction -- Develop and add an amendment to legislation to ban importation, sale, and practice of vaping associated products in Grenada -- Establish health education and promotion against vaping as a practice and substances used for vaping -- Establish policy and legal interventions against vaping at primary and secondary schools, higher educational institutions, and individual businesses in Grenada. Review and strengthen current school health policy, which relates to tobacco and cigarette... -- Electronic cigarettes -- The E-cigarette device: Basic structure -- The E-cigarette device: How it works -- Determinants/contributing factors and challenges -- Age -- Social norms -- Cost and availability -- Other drug use -- Proposed solutions.

Cover -- Half-Title -- Series -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- About the Authors -- 1 Racial Caribbeanization: Origins and Development -- 2 Racial States in the Post-Emancipation Caribbean -- 3 Mixing, Métissage and Mestizaje -- 4 Whiteness and the Contemporary Caribbean -- 5 The 'Post-Race Contemporary' and the Caribbean -- 6 Polyracial Neoliberalism -- Notes -- References -- Index

This short paper updates the evaluation scene in the Latin American and Caribbean (LAC) region. Specifically, it covers four aspects of that scene: (1) evidence on the growing number of job opportunities for evaluators in the region, (2) news about national-level evaluation organizations, (3) professional development courses available in 2005, and (4) the internal evaluation system supported by the Brazilian federal government.