The Debt and Investment Management Unit (DIU) in the Ministry of Finance, Economic Development, and Youth Economy is the Government of Saint Lucia's primary agent responsible for managing Saint Lucia's public debt. The dissemination of timely, consistent, comprehensive, and reliable public debt statistics represents a vital element of the government's commitment to promoting accountability and transparency in debt management activities. The main objective of publishing this bulletin is to provide the public with relevant information and data regarding the country's domestic and external debt position. The Commonwealth Secretariat Meridian Database System (Meridian) records loan agreements, produces aggregate data, reports on public sector debt and generates the data used in this report. This public debt statistical bulletin issue provides a statistical overview of the public debt portfolio for the second quarter (April - June) of 2024, contrasting the current quarter with the previous four quarters. The scope of the public debt bulletin is central government debt and governmentguaranteed debt. Address all correspondence relating to the Public Debt Statistical Bulletin to: Deputy Director of Finance – Debt & Investment Debt & Investment Management Unit Department of Finance, Pointe Seraphine, Castries, Saint Lucia Email: debt.investment@govt.lc Tel: (758) 468-5536 (758) 468-5548
The Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure represents the financial plans of the Government for
the fiscal year - 2024-2025. It outlines the revenues to be collected and sets the limits for
expenditure. The Estimates of Revenue and Expenditure conforms to the Public Finance
Management (PFM) Act, number 14 of 2020 which is the authority governing the preparation and
submission to Parliament.
Items and estimates listed in this plan are subject to change at the discretion of the procuring entity. Please contact relevant departments for additional details.
Pursuant to Sections 11-22 of the Public Procurement Act Cap.15.10 of the
Revised Laws of Saint Lucia, and as per powers of the Minister for Finance
under section 14(2), the following have been appointed to serve on the Central
Public Procurement Board for a period of three years effective June 01, 2024 to
May 31, 2027:
This SEP establishes the purpose and methods of engagement and information disclosure during implementation of the UBEC program. The SEP serves as a guide to the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS) and OECS member states participating in UBEC (Grenada, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines – in the first phase of the UBEC project) in ensuring that stakeholder engagement and transparency occur at all stages of project implementation.
The purpose of the RPF is to clarify resettlement principles, organizational arrangements and design criteria which will be applied to project components and sub-components during implementation. An RPF is required as the UBEC program includes a number of activities with the potential to adversely impact livelihoods and/or result in the need for resettlement.