The visual collection Saint Lucia Policy Analysis
Saint Lucia,in charts. Look closer. See the connections. Take the evidence with you.
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More ways to look closer. 8 of 8 visuals
Order Newest edition first Series order · 01 onwards
All visuals 8 Cost of living 1 Work 1 Households 1 Tourism 2 Public money 2 Parliament 1
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06 Cost of livingData chartNew · Edition 04
View graphic & sources ↗ December 2019–June 2026
Follow Saint Lucia’s consumer price index from December 2019 to June 2026.
The finding By June 2026, the national consumer price index was 23.7% above December 2019. A lower inflation rate does not, by itself, undo earlier price increases.
Read the graphic ↗ 07 WorkData chartNew · Edition 04
View graphic & sources ↗ April–June 2026
See who enters the 10.1% calculation, and why the denominator matters.
08 HouseholdsData chartNew · Edition 04
View graphic & sources ↗ 2022 census
Compare households reporting a water tank in use across Saint Lucia’s 12 census districts.
01 TourismData chart
View graphic & sources ↗ 2019 and 2025
Visitors, paid nights and real production tell different parts of the recovery story.
02 TourismData chart
View graphic & sources ↗ 2019–2025
Follow arrivals and published paid nights through the pandemic and recovery.
Explore the years ↗ 03 Public moneyData chart
View graphic & sources ↗ FY2024/25
Compare approved plans with the recorded outturn for a completed financial year.
04 Public moneyProcess explainer
View graphic & sources ↗ Public-investment explainer
Follow a public investment from approved funding to a service people can use.
05 ParliamentDecision briefing
View graphic & sources ↗ 22 October 2026
The Senate’s 22 October sitting, condensed into one source-linked briefing.
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