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A team from the Food and Agricultural Organization is currently in the state to conduct a detailed assessment of the impact of the Christmas Eve floods on the Vincentian economy

Javid Roberts January 13, 2014

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A team from the Food and Agricultural Organization (FAO) is currently in the state to conduct a detailed assessment of the impact of the Christmas Eve floods on the Vincentian economy.

The team is headed by Dr. Vincent Little, FAO Regional Policy Advisor/Consultant, Food and Nutrition Security in the Caribbean Region.

Dr. Little, who is also an agricultural economist, said significant focus will be placed on establishing the impact on the agricultural sector.

Bertille Maloney has more in this special report.

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