Mauritius is not running out of water—but it is running out of certainty. This report shows how adaptive planning, AI and robust decision making can safeguard water security under climate volatility.
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Cape Verde, a small island nation located off the coast of West Africa, has long been recognized for its political stability, strategic geographic position, and burgeoning tourism industry. Despite limited natural resources and a small population, Cape Verde has developed a reputation for economic resilience, sound governance, and sustainable growth. As the country looks toward its economic future, it faces both challenges and opportunities in sectors such as tourism, renewable energy, and digital transformation. This article explores the economic prospects of Cape Verde, identifying key growth drivers, risks, and the policies that could shape its future.
