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February 2011
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Barbados' achievements in human development are the fruit of deliberate policies to drive human and national development: Senator Sandiford-Garner

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The situation in Haiti remains of significant concern to CARICOM: Jamaica

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Jamaica says social protection is a fundamental pillar in efforts to eradicate poverty

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Much more needs to be done to change attitudes and recognize importance of the agricultural industry: CARICOM

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Not enough housing solutions to end Haiti's displacement crisis, IOM warns

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UN Agencies agree on joint work for Rio+20 Conference

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More than 250,000 people killed by disasters worldwide in 2010: Ban

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Report underlines value of private investment in securing Haiti’s growth

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Website launched to foster awareness of transatlantic slave trade

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Conference on Disarmament to play a catalytic role in advancing the disarmament agenda

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Top UN peacekeeping official urges swift conclusion to Haiti's current political crisis

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Accelerating recovery efforts in Haiti must be the absolute priority for 2011: UN humanitarian chief

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Haiti Reconstruction Fund approves US$65 million for rebuilding and restoring quake-damaged homes

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Security Council members commemorated the Haiti earthquake anniversary

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The Haiti Reconstruction Fund (HRF) announced allocation results

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The World Bank approves a US$5 million zero-interest credit to help Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

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Belize says it is among the lowest emitters of greenhouse gases

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Suriname warns that climate change has become the major issue of this century

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Guyana calls for meaningful collective action to combat climate change

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OCHA: Haiti school children at risk of contracting cholera.

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Dominica said the climate change phenomenon has been well documented

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Trinidad and Tobago says climate change is undoubtedly the single environmental issue of the 21st century

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Jamaica is convinced that a legally binding agreement must remain the ultimate goal for climate change

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Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calls for agreement at the Cancun climate conference

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Grenada's Prime Minister Tillman Thomas says Cancun presents an opportunity to respond to climate change in a decisive manner

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The Alliance of Small Island States -AOSIS- to benefit from a new initiative aimed at increasing access to renewable sources of energy

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Ban urges Haitian political actors to refrain from violence

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Jamaica leads Group of UN member states on calling for reform of UN Security Council

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UN predicts weaker growth in world economy next year

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Cuba on reform of the Security Council

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