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Prepared by: ECLAC subregional headquarters for the Caribbean. ISSN: 1727-9917.

An assessment of urban expansion in Caribbean small island developing States. The cases of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago

An assessment of urban expansion in Caribbean small island developing States. The cases of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago

The disproportionate increase in urbanized areas in relation to populations resulting in the spread of low-density urban settlements is recognized as a sustainable development challenge globally, including in Caribbean SIDS. This phenomenon has numerous adverse effects on urban settlements’...

Autor: De Paula, Jônatas- Hosein, Tarick Descripción física: 57 pages Editorial: ECLAC Fecha: April 2024 ECLAC symbol: LC/CAR/TS.2024/3

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