The unfolding story of Barbados’s blue economy
KIRK HUMPHREY
Abstract
KIRK HUMPHREY
Abstract
Barbados is the most easterly island in the Caribbean island chain. It is a beautiful island that is 34 kilometres long and 23 km wide, totaling only 432km2. While many countries claim to be small – and are small in comparison to larger developed countries – Barbados is small even in comparison to other Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) like itself.
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Barbados is the most easterly island in the Caribbean island chain. It is a beautiful island that is 34 kilometres long and 23 km wide, totaling only 432km2. While many countries claim to be small – and are small in comparison to larger developed countries – Barbados is small even in comparison to other Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) like itself.
Key concepts: Small Island Developing States, Small island, Geography, Caribbean island, Small town, Developing country, Economy, Oceanography