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Population Growth or Decline and Quality of Life Factors of Countries in the Caribbean by the Year 2050

 Countries Listed by Majority Religion
   Muslim  Catholic  Protestant  Orthodox  Buddhist   Hindu Communist  Jewish 

Countries Listed by Continent or Region
Africa - Asia - Caribbean - Europe - North America - Oceania - South America

Countries Listed Alphabetically
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  Central Intelligence Agency        UK Foreign Office |  = % Population will drop by 2050    = % Population will increase by 2050

Bahamas    80%  + 9%
    2003 Population - 300,000
GDP $ 21,531 - Living In Poverty N/A Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected)  330,000    + 9%
    Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


    Age of Consent - 16
    United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ 17.6 million

Dominica    70%  + 17%
      2003 Population - 69,655
GDP $ 5,192 - Living In Poverty 30% Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 100,000    + 17%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A
   Dominica does not fully comply with the minimum
   standards for the elimination of trafficking human beings
   Age of Consent - 16
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - 10.8 million

Haiti    80%    + 100%
      2003 Population - 7,527,817
GDP $ 1,107 - Living In Poverty 80% Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 15,100,000    + 100%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A
   Haiti does not fully comply with the minimum
   standards for the elimination of trafficking human beings
   Age of Consent - 18
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ 1,733 million

Saint Lucia    90%  + 45%
    2003 Population - 162,157
GDP $ 6,048 - Living In Poverty N/A  Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 200,000    + 45%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


   Age of Consent - No Legal Definition
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - NIL

 Barbados    70%  - 2%
    2003 Population - 311,232
GDP $ 14,571 - Living In Poverty N/A Caribbean
Population 2025 (projected)  300,000    - 2%
    Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


    Age of Consent - 16
    United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ 4.6 million

  Dominican Republic95% + 54%
      2003 Population - 8,715,602
GDP $ 5,792  - Living In Poverty 25% Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 13,400,000     + 54%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report
   Dominican R. does not fully comply with the minimum
   standards for the elimination of trafficking human beings 
   Age of Consent - 18
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ 32.8 million

Jamaica    70%   + 38%
      2003 Population - 2,695,867
GDP $ 3,691 - Living In Poverty 20% Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 3,700,000   + 38%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report
   Jamaica does not fully comply with the minimum
   standards for the elimination of trafficking human beings
   Age of Consent - 16
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ 718.1 million

  Saint Vincent     70%   - 16%
    2003 Population - 116,812
GDP $ 5,932 - Living In Poverty N/A  Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 100,000    - 16%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


   Age of Consent - No Legal Definition
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - NIL

Cuba  Communist    - 2%
      2003 Population - 11,263,429
GDP $ 3,168 - Living In Poverty N/A Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 11,100,000      - 2%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report
   Cuba does not fully comply with the minimum
   standards for the elimination of trafficking human beings
   Age of Consent - 16
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ NIL

Grenada  53%  47%   - 17%
   2003 Population - 89,258
GDP $ 8,370 - Living In Poverty N/A Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 100,000    - 17%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


   Age of Consent - 17
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - 60.2 million

Saint Kitts     70%   + 60%
    2003 Population - 38,763
GDP $ 12,000 - Living In Poverty N/A Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 100,000    + 60%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


   Age of Consent - No Legal Definition
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - NIL

 Trinidad & Tobago30% 24% - 7%
    2003 Population - 1,304,209
GDP $ 9,796 - Living In Poverty 21%  Caribbean
Population 2050 (projected) 1,200,000    - 7%
   Trafficking in Human Beings Report - N/A


   Age of Consent - 16
   United Nations International Migration Profile
Freedom House Report     World Health Organization
USAID Grants taken 1962-2002 - $ 38.7 million

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