Sixteenth "State of the Nation" report covering Sustainable Human Development.
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
The Sixteenth report announces major findings and follows up on trends identified in areas covered by each of its chapters:
Equity and social integration
-Accumulation of capacity in 2009
-Inequality, poverty and social exclusion
-Management of equity and social integration
Opportunities, stability and economic solvency
-Behaviors between investment, exports and consumption during the crisis
-Informal employment and less skilled labor were the most affected by the crisis
-Commercial Policy-agency coordination problems and little connection with production development policy
-Transition factors favoring reduction of inflation in 2009
-Government Expenditures exceeded levels seen in the last two decades, in contrast to contraction in income
Harmony with nature
-Increasing carbon footprint points to transport as the key challenge
-Groundwater management stands among water challenges
-It will reduce the dependence on agrochemicals
-Marine protection and connectivity: new horizons for conservation
-New evidence of climate change threats identified
-Complex framework to promote land management policies
Strengthening Democracy
-Election 2010 with new electoral rules
-Improve relationships in Congress and legislative efficiency increases
-The social protest and political and economic cycles
-Increased investment with diminishing returns
-Foreign policy: progress in the human development component
Report on the Performance of Costa Rica, through the selection, measurement and evaluation of a set of factors covering social, economic, environmental and political development.
From the Synopsis of the State of the Nation Report 2013:
The Eighteenth State of the Nation Report provides an assessment of the progress of Costa Rica on sustainable human development.
Synopsis of the Eighteenth State of the Nation:
Summary
Moderate growth and monetary stability, but environmental management, a society and a political system in serious trouble: that is, in brief, the story of 2011.
"The country has entered a new and more dangerous phase, a clear erosion of some of the most precious historical advantages of human development."
Synopsis of the Seventeenth Report of the Nation on Sustainable Human Development:
When examined closely, 2010, a year without dramatic events, seemingly calm, reveals the seriousness of the problems experienced by human development in Costa Rica.
A realistic look at the challenges of sustainable human development in Central America.
How is Central America doing?
A realistic look at the present and future.
The State of the Region Report is an instrument from Central America and for Central America. It purpose is to provide a follow-up to the challenges of sustainable human development in the region.
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