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of trading partners and friendly governments
and the potential fallout from international
developments such as Brexit, which would
weaken the economic outlook. On the upside,
the government’s focus on building climate
resilient infrastructure and economic sectors
can potentially reduce the impact of future
natural disasters on the economy.
Additionally, the successful operationalisation
of the Climate Resilience Execution Agency
of Dominica (CREAD) could boost the
government’s capacity for implementing
planned projects. Finally, the advancement of
public sector projects such as the geothermal
energy plant, the sustainable housing solution
project and private sector tourism projects
would contribute positively to the
development of the economy.