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Production & Energy Statistics 2011 f Central Statistics Office Minish'] 01 finance ROSEAU Preface The Commonwealth of Dominica - General Background Summary CONTENTS .

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End of Year Population by Sex and Five Year Age Group.

2005-2011 Non-Institutional Population by Sex and Five Year Age Group, 1970.
1981, 1991 and 2001 Population Density by Land Area, 1991 and 2001 Total Banana Production 2000-2011 Agricultural Production 2001-2011 Production of Main Agricultural Crops 2000-2011 Number of Registered Farmers by type of Stock and Parish Livestock Production.

Number and Weight Inspected 2005-2009 Egg Production 2007-2011 Fish Production 2000-2011 Manufactured Production of Main Hems 2002-2011.. .

Domestic Exports-Main Commodities 2001-2010 .. Main Items in Agricultural Exports 2001-2010 ..
Contribution of Main Items to Domestic Exports 2001-2010 .

Gross Domestic Product By Economic Activity in Current Prices 2002-2011 Gross Domestic Product By Economic Activity in Constant Prices 2002-2011 ..

Percentage Contribution of Gross Value Added By Economic Activity in Current Prices 2002-2011 .
Percentage Contribution of Gross Value Added By Economic Activity in Constant Prices 2002-2011 Electricity Generation, Sales and Consumers 2001-2011 Per Capita Electricity use/day 2001-2011 Monthly Consumer Price Index for Electricity from June 2010 Base Period to 2011 Potable Water Consumption and Distribution 2001-2010 Per Capita Domestic Water Consumption 2001-2011 Per Capita Total Water Consumption 2001-2011 Percentage Distribution of Households by Type of Water Facility 1970, 1981, 1991 and 2001 Monthly Consumer Price Index for Water from June 2010 Base Period to 2011 Number of Households by Type of Cooking 1981.
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Number of Households by Type of Lighting 1981.

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2001 Prices for Main Traded Fuel Commodities 2011 Authorised Building (Construction) Starts 2003-2011 Selected Economic Indicators 2002-2011 .. .. .

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CHARTS Banana Export and Domestic Export 2002-2011 .

Total imports and Total Exports 2002-2011 .. Total Agriculture Production and Exports 2002-2011.. ..
Gross Domestic Product (GOP) 2002-2011 Percentage Contribution of GOP by Economic Activity In Constant Prices 2011 .. ..

Percentage Share of GOP by Sector in Constant Prices 2011 .. • • Preface This is the first comprehensive Production and Energy Statistics Report compiled on a national level.
The Report aims to provide a series on production and energy statistics along with other related social and economic indicators.

This report should be considered as introductory, as wider data coverage will be presented in subsequent editions.

The Production and Energy Statistics Report will be published annually.

The compilation of this report is dependent on information provided by several relatively small producers.
The data presented in this report may begin from different time periods, and therefore may limit, to some extent, comparative analysis for earlier years.

The information presented will prove useful for analysis of the production sector in Dominica and to assess the movement of this sector and its contribution to Dominica's Gross Domestic Product.

Any suggestions that can assist in enhancing future reports will be welcomed.
The Central Statistics Office expresses appreciation for the assistance and cooperation from data providers.

Prayma Carrette Chief Statistician July 2012 • • .

The Commonwealth of Dominica General Background The Commonwealth of Dominica is the most northern and largest of the Eastern Caribbean's Windward Islands situated between latitude 15 20 minutes North and 22 minutes West.

It lies between the French islands of Guadeloupe to the north and Martinique to the south.
The island is 751 square kilometers (289.5sq miles).

Dominica's climate is classified as humid tropical marine, characterized by little seasonal variation between the wet and dry season.

Its pronounced high rainfall during the wet season contributes to its lush vegetation.

longitude 61 Dominica's relatively undisturbed and rugged landscape, extensive forest, pristine fresh and sea water and overall ecological system have contributed to Dominica's being acclaimed as "the Nature Island of the Caribbean".
Political and Economic Situation Dominica attained political independence from England in 1978 and retains a political organization based on the British Parliament multi-party democracy.

Dominica inherited its official the majority of the population speaks a patois "kweyol" composing of African and French linguistic structures.

language, English.

However, partly due to historical influences, Traditionally, Dominica's economy has been based on agriculture, with bananas as the principal export crop.
Though over time the dominance of the agricUltural sector has been on the decline, it remains an important mainstay of the Dominican economy and employed 2220 percent of the work force in 2005 (2005 labor Force Survey).

in particular the cultivation of bananas.

international and regional events have contributed to the declining dominance of Recent agriculture, AgricUlture (mainly crops other than banana) contributed 9.66 percent of Gross Domesbc Product in 2000 and 8.31 percent in 2010.
Economically, Dominica pursues and sustains a free-market and liberal economy.

During the 2011 period the economy registered a growth rate of 1.91 percent, With percentage increases in the AgriCUlture livestock & Forestry Sector, 5.06 and Construction Sector, 4.45.

The Annual Consumer Price Index recorded a 1.82 percent increase in 2011 .

• • " SUMMARY Traditionally Dominica has been heavily dependent on its Agricultural sector (including fishing), particularly the growing of bananas.
The Agriculture Industry accounted for 11.17 percent of Gross Domestic Product (GOP) in 2009.

However a gradual shift has been noted in terms of the sector's percentage contribution to the overall GOP.

The Agricultural Sector contributed an average of 12.90 percent of GOP over the period 2002 to 2006, compared to an 11.24 percent over the period 2007 to 2011.
The levels of banana production from 2000 to 2010 have steadily decreased, registering the sharpest decrease of 33.74 percent over the period 2000 to 2001 and continuing on a steady decline until 2003 Attempts of recovery were recorded from 2004 to 2006 but production was again interrupted by the passage of Hurricane Dean in 2007.

Levels in 2010 compared to 2000 recorded a significant drop of 62.26 percent.
Factors contributing to such fluctuations are adverse weather conditions, crop infestation and a change in trade agreements from major export markets.

Fish production from 2000 to 2010 registered mixed movements in terms of fish landed The largest decrease, 23.63 percent was recorded in 2004 over 2003.

However, in 2007 production recorded a sharp increase of 25.83 percent over the previous year.

The record year was 2001 when production peaked at 902.09 tonnes.
The Manufacturing sector has evolved over the years producing several varieties, ranging from fruit agro-based commodities, such as soaps, to more chemical-based products such as detergents, insecticides and windows and doors etc.

However, during the the Manufacturing sector recorded mixed movements in the levels of period 2002 to 2010, production.

Soap production registered an unstable trend; the volume (quantity) of soap produced in 2011 compared to that of 2002 recorded a sharp drop of 44.77 percent.
This sector has also been affected by the discontinuation of one main product-line (from 2007), which resulted in the termination of production of a variety of household and personal products.
juices and bay oil Although the production of soaps have been challenged by operational restructuring and fluctuations in demand, production has maintained relative success resulting in soap exports accounting for an average of 47.70 percent of the value of domestic exports in the manufactured and quarried products category, from 2002 to 2010, peaking at 63.75 percent in 2010. iii • • Table 1.0 End of Year Population by Sex and Five Year Age Group 2005·2011 Age Group 0- 4 5 • 9 10 -14 15 -19 20 - 24 c-25 • 29 30 - 34 35·39 40 ·44 45·49 50 - 54 55·59 60 -64 EiS-· 69 70 -74 75 -79 80 - 84 85+ Total Male 3,224 3,918 3,528 3,423 2,418 2,579 2,861 2,817 2,396 1,930 1,455 1,199 1,013 1,082 863 591 361 295 35,952 2005 Female 3,041 3,572 3,517 3,338 2,122 2,499 2,754 2,434 2,042 1,600 1,342 1,172 1,223 1,223 964 730 558 549 34,681 Total 6,265 7,491 7,045 6,761 4,540 5,078 5,616 5,251 4,438 3,530 2,797 2,371 2,236 2,305 1,828 1,321 919 844 70,633 Male 3,230 3,925 3,534 3,428 2,422 2,583 2,866 2,822 2,400 1,933 1,457 1,201 1,015 1,084 865 592 361 295 36,012 2006 Female 3,046 3,578 3,523 3,344 2,126 2,503 2,759 2,438 2,045 1,603 1,344 1,174 1,225 1,225 966 731 559 550 34,739 Total 6,276 7,503 7,057 6,772 4,548 5,086 5,625 5,260 4,446 3,536 2,801 2,375 2,240 2,309 1,831 1,323 920 845 70,751 Male 3,228 3,922 3,532 3,426 2,420 2,581 2,864 2,820 2,399 1,932 1,457 1,200 1,014 1,083 864 591 361 295 35,990 2007 Female 3,044 3,576 3,521 3,342 2,125 2,501 2,757 2,437 2,044 1,602 1,343 1,173 1,224 1,224 965 731 559 550 34,717 Total
 6,272 7,499 7,052 6,768 4,545 5,083 5,621 5,257 4,443 3,534 2,800 2,373 2,238 2,307 1,830 1,322 920 845 70,707 Male 3,229 3,924 3,534 3,428 2,421 2,583 2,866 2,821 2,400 1,933 1,457 1,201 1,015 1,084 865 592 361 295 36,009 2008 Female 3,046 3,578 3,522 3,343 2,126 2,503 2,758 2,438 2,045 1,603 1,344 1,174 1,225 1,225 966 731 559 550 34,736 TOI~~ 6,275 7,503 7,056 6,T72- 4,547 5,086 5,624 5,259 4,445 3,536 2,801 2,374 2,239 2,308 1,831 1,323 920 845 70,745 Table 1.0 Cont'd End of Year Population by Sex and
 Five Year Age Group 2005-2011 Age Group O· 4 5 - 9 10 -14 15 -19 20 - 24 25 - 29 30 - 34 35 - 39 40 -44 45 -49 50 - 54 55 - 59 60·64 65 - 69 70 -74 75 - 79 80 - 84 85+ Total Male 3,229 3,925 3,534 3,428 2,422 2,583 2,866 2,821 2,400 1,933 1,457 1,201 1,015 1,084 865 592 361 295 36,011 2009 Female 3,046 3,578 3,523 3,343 2,126 2,503 2,759 2,438 2,045 1,603 1,344 1,174 1,225 1,225 966 731 559 550 34,737 Total 6,275 7,503 7,056 6,772 4,547 5,086 5,625 5,260 4,446 3,536 2,801 2,374 2,239 2,309 1,831 1,323 920 845 70,748 Male 3,228 3,923 3,532 3,427 2,420 2,582 2,865 2,820 2,399 1,932 1,457 1,200 1,014 1,083 864 591 361 295 35,992 2010 Female 3,045 3,577 3,521 3,342 2,125 2,502 2,757 2,437 2,044 1,602 1,343 1,173 1,224 1,224 965 731 559 550 34,720 Total 6,272 7,499 7,053 6,768 4,545 5,083 5,622 5,257 4,443 3,534 2,800 2,373 2,238 2,307 1,830 1,322 920 845 70,712 Male 3,267 3,970 3,575 3,468 2,450 2,613 2,899 2,854 2,428 1,956 1,474 1,215 1,027 1,096 875 599 365 299 36,427 2011 Female 3,060 3,595 3,539 3,359 2,136 2,514 2,771 2,449 2,055 1,610 1,350 1,179 1,230 1,230 970 735 562 553 34,897 Total 6,327 7,565 7,114 6,827 4,585 5,127 5,670 5,303 4,483 3,566 2,824 2,394 2,257 2,327 1,845 1,333 927 851 71,324 ~ • • Table 1.1 Non-Institutional Population by Sex and Five Year Age Group 1970,1981,1991,2001 1981 FEMALE TOTAL MALE 1991 FEMALE 3,994 3,820 8,1961 4,85010,1274,398 3,937 11,083 5,488 I 4,221 9,390 4,611 3,286 3,290 7,008 2,1904,7112,943 3,5192,461 1,755 2,820 1,934
 1,416 2,461 I I 2001~--l I TOTAL MA~MALE TOTAL 6,188 7,397 7,711 3,111 8,6833,830 3,077 3,567 3,451 II 8,044 3,345 7,756 6,628 2,367 5,6452,521 4,7002,797 2,756 3,693 2,949 2,490 2,116 2,117 2,097 1,887 1,584 2,343 1,886 1,421 1,173
 989 1,056 844 1,200 576 353 285 728 558 533 15 71,183 U5,108 L4,666 781 I 628 474 4' 6,962 3,511 6,679 3,334 2,121 4,488 2,4945,015 5,547 2,750 5,188 2,432 2,040 1,599 1,338 1,168 1,219 1,219 963 4,383 3,485 2,759 2,341 2,208 2,2751' 1,807 1,304 'I 911 8:ill8 19 69,775 36,75~ 37,041 AGE GROUP I I- MALE 1970 FEMALE 0- 4 5-9 10-14 15-19 20-24 25-29 30-34 35-39 40-44 45-49 50-54 55-59 60-64 65-69 70-74 75-79 80-84 85+ N.S.
\ LTOTAL 6,223 5,951 5,030 3,235 2,269 1,392 1,123 1,139 1,132 1,069 1,097\ 911 , 848 601 406 257 171 114 0 32,968 \ 6,278 5,886 4,750 3,563 2,599 1,718 1,492 1,527 1,354 1,345 1,374, 1,168 975 925 642 390 299 296 0 36,581 TOTAL MALE Source.
Population and HOUSIng Censuses of 1970,1981, 1991 and 2001 w Table 1.2 Population Density By Land Area 1991 and 2001 Land Area (km) 2001 1991 Population Density Population' Density 56.2 59.1 34.2 118.4 66.4 108 135 86.7 125.8 179.9 751 19,863 5,322 1,448 5,770 8,435 1,569 1,909 8,451 6,758_ Parish 51.

GeorCle 51.

John 51.

Peter 51.

Joseph 51.


Paul 51.

Luke ~,Ma,-,,- 51.

Patrick 51.

David 51.


Andrew l19TAL Source: 1991 and 2001 Population and Housing Censuses • 4 Table 2.0 Total Banana Production 2000-2011 Year 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Quantity Tonnes 37,800 25,048 24,645 18,278 22,018 20,127 22,720 14,493 18,740 19,156 14,264 16,453 Value EC$ 36,047,206 21,602,729 21,333,368 14,179,911 17,973,581 14,813,066 17,426,098 11,883,905 17,748,798 16,414,978 11,901,170 14,390691 Source.
Central StatistiCS Office, Banana Companies and the MInistry of Agricu!

!ure Note" 2007: Production affected by the passage of Hurricane Dean 2010: Production affected by severe drought in the first half of the year • 200f Table 3.0.
A ._-_._--- 2002 2003 I Prod ------- 2001-2011 2004 CROPS Tonnes Value IECS) Tonnes Value (ECS) TOn"95 Value IECS) Tonnes Value IECS) 2005 Value IECS} Tonnes 2006 Value IECS) Tonnes ROOT CROPS Cassava Dasheens Ginoer Saffron Irish Potato Sweet Potatoes Tannias Yams VEGETABLES Beans Cabbage Carrots Christophine Cucumbers Egg Plant Lettuce Okra Pum kins HoUSweet Peppers Tomatoes Water Melon TREE CROPS Avocado Pears Bananas Breadfruit BavOil Cinnamon Cocoa Beans Coconuts Coffee Cut Flowers Grapefruit Limes ManderinelTanaerine ManQoes Nutmeqs Oranaes Passion fruit PawDaw Plantains Other Crops PineaoDles Other Crops TOTAL 50,&48,439 766,310 21,602,729 169,090 1,803,383 192,468 1,044.408 5,444,791 1.620.089 603,404 5,289,276 2,284,755 60,366 1.881,625 13,900 2.867.088 576,542 79,024 4349.172 1,104,315 368.86B 735,447 104,052,810 23,674 130 11.563 113 43 207 1.643 3,267 6,707 5.708 119 1.2'7 704 299 1.354 45 2C4 6,142,223
Source Cenlral Statistics Office and Ministry of Ag~jculture • '" 23,850 118 11,378 106 64 213 1,681 3.339 6,952 5,843 121 1,221 704 303 1,283 35 203 3 1,062 292 277 339 61,093 698
6,Z34 1,961,307
15.679,015
CROPS Tonnes Value (EC$) lonnes Value (EC$) Tonnes Value (EC$) Tonnes Value (EC$1 Tonn85 Value(EC$) 2007 - --~-~ 3.0 Cont'd A 2008 ~------------ -------------.
---- 2009 2010 2011 ROOT CROPS Cassava Dasheens Gin er Saffron Irish Potato Sweet Potatoes Tannias Yams VEGETABLES Beans Cabbaae Carrots Christo hine Cucumbers Eaa Plant Lettuce Okra Pumpkins Hot/Sweet Peppers Tomatoes Water Melon TREE CROPS Avocado Pears Bananas Breadfruit Bav Oil Cinnamon Cocoa Beans Coconuts Coffee Cut Flowers Graoefruit Limes ManderinelTanaerine Mangoes Nutmeas Oranaes Passion frUit Pawpaw Plantains Other Crops Source: Centra-I Statistics Office and Ministry of Agriculture Note: (1) 2007, Passage of Hurricane Dean (August).
(2) No Imports of Insh Potato Seeds from 2008.
(3) 2010, Drought conditions (particularly first haff of year) Pineaooles Other Crops TOTAL 1,032,643
2,_ 2,439 505 133,118 104,115,089 835,346 45,843.378 507,565 356,423 .
~ Table 3.1 Production of Main Agricultural Crops 2000-2011 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 CROPS Tonnes Value TonrleS Value Tonnes Value lonnes Value loones Value Bananas 37,800 36,047,206 25,048 21,602,729 24,645 21,333,368 18,278 14,179,911 22,018 17,973,581 20,127 14,813,066 Plantains 8,060 4,204,647 7,643 4,349,172 7,555 4,804,896 7,644 4,687,202 7,808 5,979,656 7,384 5,654,721 Tree Crops Coconut 11,820 6,103,645 10675 5.444.791 9,945 5,033,931 9,669 4,793,202 9,656 4,666,929 9,268 4,801,668 Grapefruit 18,222 4,663.752 18,301 5,289,276 18,620 5,589,206 16,899 5,136,483 16.819 5,691,288 16.449 7,751,920 Limes Manaoes Oranaes Avocados SUb-Total 37,211 17,468,635 36,099 18,533,845 35,531 19,548,047 33,576 18,148,135 33,459 18,504,888 32,625 21,784,168 Root Crops SINSel Potatoes 1,695
 2,691.061 1,709 Tannias Yams Dasheens 11,754 7,919,448 11,559 13,079,023 11,563 10,806,987 11,378 14,375,986 11,655 15,991,551 11,503 14,968,908 Sub-Total 23,738 34.071,614 23,398 36,613,810 23,180 30,156,989 23,350 41074911 23,693 46,453408
 23,858 45,341,247 Other CroDs 8,995 26,051,111 8,282 22,953,253 8,140 22,787,219 8,464 24,037,516 8,805 26,470,261 8,854 28,295,464 TOTAL 115,804 117,843,213 100,470 104,062,809 99,051 98,630,519 91,312 102,327,675 95,783 115,381,794 92,848 115,888,666 Source: Central Statistics Office and the Ministry of Agriculture "' • • Table 3.1 Cont'd Production of Main Agricultural Crops 2000·2011 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Tonnes Value Tonnes Value Tonnes Value lonnes Value lonnes Value lonnes Value 22,720 17,426,098 14,493 11,883,905 18,740 17,748,798 19,156 16,414,978 14,264 11,901,170 16,453 14,390,691 7,786 7.567,435 6,439 7,092,468 7,539 10.952,852 10,317 14,650,475 8,205 10,865,372 11,818 15,656,392 CROPS Bananas Plantains Tree CroDS Coconut 9,843 5,442,259 11,884 5.133,985 11,771 6,629,388 6,920 4,063,056 7.119 4,154,816 7,500 3,955,719 Grapefruit 16,909 6.960,417 18,493 8,476,632 20,809 12,001,897 21,317 12,495,809 20,430 11,732,496 26,670 14,413,567 Limes Manaoes Oranges Avocados Sub-Total Root Crops Sweet Potatoes Tannias Yams 31,118,708
Dasheens 12,155 15.679,015 10,542 14,010,632 13,060 20,113,873 17,486 27,026,613 13,211 32,989,212 31,153 45,843,378 Sub-Total 25,504 44,168,709 23,869 53,992,268 27,430
 66,414,377 34,446 80,515,497 27,826 81,744,335 49,270 102,415,756 Other Crops 7,482 24,295,380 8.798 23,453,572 8,611 23,274,104 9,478 28,815,982 8,115 30,201,554 11,890 39,452,106 TOTAL 97,431 115,876,786 89,992 121,149,772 103,353 150,249,046 111,563 171,515,640 94,061 162,319,501 133,118 204,278,566 Source: Central Statistics Office and the Ministry of Agriculture on Table 4.0 Number of Registered Farmers By Type of Stock and Parish Parish st. George Rest of St. George St. John St. Peter' St. Joseph St. Paul St. Luke St. Mark St. Patrick St. David St. Andrew Total Type of Stock Poult.. Cattle ShoeD/Goals Pios Other 19 37 21 4 28 31 3 2 97 113 126 481 6 27 29 3 17 25 - - - - - - - 2 - 23 30 Source: National Farm Register Note: Anonymity Inil (-) jf one farmer is reCorded in any parish hefshe was not listed but added to (he total 10 • DISTRICT Roseau Market Grand Bay Marigot Weslev Portsmouth VieUe Case Castle Bruce La Plaine St Joseph Table 4.1 Livestock Production, Number and Weight Inspected 2005-2009 Julv 2005 - June 2006 July 2006 • June 2007 July 2007 - June 2008 Julv 2008 - June 2009 carcass- cattle No 240 lb.
147,600 carcass- pig No 720 Ibs 76,900 carcass- cattle No 177 67,066 lb.

carcass- pig No 422 lb.

4,661 carcass- cattle No 193 81,985 lb.

carcass- piQ No 475 lb.

40,173 carcass- cattle No 36 18,230 lb.

carcass- pia No 102 lb.
' '0 6 1,415 5,800 1.185 882 155 '" 9,989 ... 56 27 44 25 13 21 3 '" 24.798 8,955 17.600 7,253 4,063 8,460 1,510 ... 107 '6 84 39 3 11 116 ... 8,830 2,319 5,940 4,517 296 1,909 7,554 ... TOTAL Source" t::nvironmental Health Unit Note: There VoJere feVoJer inspections from July 2008 to June 2009 293,850 1,533 127,615 664 500 Table 4.2 Egg Production 2007-2011 Year 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Production (dozens) 1,799,219 1,527,288 1,523,699 1,546,554 J,39lc-8~ ::;ourcc· Central Statistics Offic~ Note: egg production in 2008 and 2011 declined following reduction in Imports of chicks for rearing.
Table 5.0 Fish Production 2000·2011 ' 0 - Year 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 , - Tonnes Value (EC$) 801.69 12,346,026 902.09 13,892,117 78223 12,046,279 66237 10,200,452 505.85 524.26 7,790,033 I 8,073,601 64958 10,003,517 81739 12,587,743 I 73064 11,251,886 684.92 10,547,829 55971 8,619534 665.42 11,711,339 Source" Fisheries Division, Ministry of Agriculture • 12 Table 6.0 Manufactured Production of Main Items 2002-2011 ITEM UNIT Quantitv Value Quantitv Value Quantitv Value Quantitv Value Quantity Value 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 I Mineral and Sprinq water Cases 37,185 662,587 52,479 842,487 97,308 1,090,141 140,952 1,708,964 147,673 1,550,213 Beers Stout Cases 125,822 2,101,089 195,390 2,275,856 215,091 2,513,906 244,952 3,894,568 214,835 4,104,922 Cases 33,061 902,362 24,801 682,094 31,583 751,443 31,394 728,179 31,837 1,023,51lL Malts and Malt Liauors Cases 30,996 720,863 31,495 746,674 32,791 654,053 36,794 796,871 33,785 736,637 Ginsena Plus Cases 3,317 76,656 8,471 184,425 9,942 136,191 9,806 165,834 7,328 118,829 Shandy Cases 6,505 6,505 8,132 141,391 11,213 125,832 12,165 168,877 10,396 155,168 Soft Drinks Cases 288,888 2,874,590 275,581 2,738,387 258,503 2,565,083 285,755 2,780,178 240,604 2,686,605 Soaos Tonnes 9,026 18,567,706 8,883 18,180,464 9,238 24,588,341 7864.97 21,808,255 7,901 22,367,822 Toothpastes/Dental Creams Tonnes 1,305 7.788,080 1,468 8,774,846 1,392 8,773,813 1,478.15 10,410,469 Paints Gallons 245,995 4,970,007 286,340 5,989,612 257,042 5,443,721 261,472
 6,701,125 9,165,881 1,376 291,492l7'384,~ Varnishes Gallons 5,519 124,310 7,984 181,651 6,691 139,647 4,104 103,395 3,252 80,854 __ Fine Fabric Deteraents Tonnes Hand Dish Liquids Tonnes 676 742 1,553,672 1,195,901 559 759 1,264,207 1,253,278 513 737 1,224,606 514.15 1,323,959 1,505,816 995.89 2,579,237 465 940 1,23g~ 2,684,725 Liauid Cleaner Tonnes 1,662 2,545,703 1,669 2,551,612 1,751 3,119,679 1,909.56 3,683,138 1,861 3,616,053 Floor Polish Other Source' Central Statistics Office Tonnes Tonnes 110 63 302,644 171,469 91 66 260,003 187,698 32 55 88,345 63.37 233,495 167,695 8389 369,025 10 93 40,585 405,163 w Table 6.0 Cont'd Manufactured Production of Main Items 2002-2011 ITEM Unit Quantity Value QuantitY Value Quantitv Value Quantity Value Quantity Value 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Mineral and SprinQ water Beers Stout Malts and Malt Liquors Ginsenq Plus Shandv Soft Drinks Cases Cases Cases Cases Cases Cases Cases 238.331 2,843,698 225,591 2.677,820 194,854 2,289,834 201,103 2,351,251 58,691 644,939 Soaps
 Tonnes 7,815 26,669,621 8,240 35,707,538 Toothoastes/Dental Creams Tonnes 1,342.29 9,215,585 '" '" 6,802 ... 27,794,969 ... 6,559 ... 29,637,344 .., 4,985 ... 30.345.082 ... Gallons 360,337 9.248,392 288,590 8,194,366 291,989 8,461,504 212,486 6,428,216 224.683 7,409,642 3,474 ... ... '" ... '" 126,944 ... ... ... ... ... 9,403 ... .., .., .,.
... 234,534 ... ... ... '" ... 7,721 ... ... ... '" ... 247,481 ... ... ... ... ... 5.555 ... ... ... ... ... 192,672 ... ...

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... ... Paints Varnishes Gallons 3,980 114.524 Fine Fabric DeterQents Tonnes 42096 1,186.643 Hand Dish Liauids Tonnes 032 413 Liauid Cleaner Floor Polish Other Tonnes Tonnes Tonnes 1,432.78 .,.

3,206,987 ... 52.99 218,855 Source: Central Statistics Office Note: *-* Production discontinued .
: Commodity Primary Products Bananas Other Croos Sub - Total Manufactured & Quarrvina Products SoaDs: in bars, cakes & tablets Toothpastes Disinfectant Paints and Varnishes PeODer and other sauces, preparations LlQuid and other detergents preparations Bay oil Dishwashino liauids Aerated and Malt Beveraoes, and Other Aerated Waters Tobacco, ciaars and CiQarettes Fruit juices Polishes Mineral, Ordinary and SorinQ Waters Footwear Glycerol; crude.
waters and Ives Bay rum Candles Corruaated cartons, boxes and cases Clothina Solar water heaters Insecticides Arrowroot and cassava flour Doors, windows and their frames, etc.

(of woOd) Source: Central Statistical Office.
Note: ... Data not available Table 7.0 Domestic Exports-Main Commodities 2001-2010 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Quantity ftonsl Value I IECS'OOOI ~~.~~~ tons Value rECS'OOOI Qr~a~~;:y tons ValU9 IECS'OOOI Q,~an~~ tons Value I IECS'OOOI o,~.~~~y tons 19,061 4,935 23,996 10,405 1,502 1,508 697 444 684 18 669 ... 8 120 145 ... 8 248 14 75 267 1 ... ... ... ... 22,229 15,329 37,558 30,803 16,563 4,074 3,163 2,347 2,451 2,359 1,698 ... 494 609 529 144 135 127 443 950 66 ... ... ... ... 18,378 4,974 23,352 8,590 1,316 1,616 664 790 659 24 637 ... 7 94 135 ... 4 233 15 42 7 1 1 ... ... ... 21,987 15,745 37,732 26.941 13,544 4,302 2.965 3,785 2,332 3.191 1,628 ... 414 556 538 '" 100 132 162 188 20 17 23 ... '" 11,956 5,148 17,104 9.123 1,533 1,637 1,042 820 659 20 740 293 6 103 118 181 4 264 9 43 ... ... 1 ... 15,931 14,808 30,739 29,065 16,116 4,409 5,459 3,923 2.332 2,545 1,932 1.377 788 609 474 232 78 138 101 200 ... ... 44 ... ... ... 14,484 5.039 19,523 8,840 1.352 1,670 1.066 237 514 14 653 315 6 124 89 580 3 175 16 15 ... ... 1 ... .., ... 19,576 16,486 36,062 30,075 13,800 4,720 5,047 1,301 1,790 1,312 1,821 1,376 422 744 378 483 171 91 192 89 ... '" 35 ... '" '" 11,953 4,382 16,335 8,320 1,472 1,582 1,211 119 496 15 769 297 5 89 103 526 ... ... 15 ... ... ... 108 5 5 Value I rECS'OOOI 17,380 15,267 32,647 26,930 15,128 4,201 7,693 1,029 1,545 1,371 2,237 1,405 301 544 389 661 ... ... 148 ... ... ... ... 314 81 51 uo Commoditv Table 7.0 Coot'd Domestic Exports·Main Commodities 2001-2010 2007 2008 Z006 2009 2010
 Quantity lIonS)' 12.852 3.832 16,684 Value (ECS'OOO) 20,223 13.994 34,217 Quantity ('ons)' 8,465 4,071 12,536 Value (EeS'OOO) 13,946 15.729 29,675 Quantity (tons) 10,934 4,747 15,681 Value (EeS'OOO) 17,068 20,129 37,197 Quantity (.ons) 8,087 5.916 14,003 Value (ECS'OOO) 14,211 26.622 40,883 8,070 1.471 1.909 1,060 275.544 109,265 159 457 22 936 258 5 100 102 571 14 '" ... 17 5 ... 3 2B,271 15,053 4,900 7,339 4.793 2,699 1,495 1,429 2,274 2,948 1.103 251 643 435 453 322 ... ... 171 91 ... 27 7.609 1,314 1,371
 1.371 247.232 242,429 185 438 15 .., 26,700 9,470 3,228 9,113 5,145 5,737 1.380 1,275 1.513 ... 8,174 225 86 1,054 258,086 359,867 213 6 14 ... 35,766 1.536 209 7.106 5.919 8,726 1.584 20 1,418 ... 6.345 0 0 1,060 161,581 163,323 73 ... ... 4 26,212 0 0 7,587 3,253 3.919 764 ... 322 ... 186 4 44 .., ... 1,007 12 753 313 438 ... ... 964 310 141 2 83 ... ... 632 10 807 203 800 ... ... 677 253 155 5 61 ... ... 421 9 871 394 645 ... ... Primary Products Bananas Other Crops Sub - Total Manufactured & Quarryina Products Soaps: in bars, cakes & tablets Toothpastes Disinfectant Paints and Varnishes Pumice Sand AgqreQate Stones Peoper and other sauces, oreDarations Liauid and other deteraents reoarations Bav oil DishwashinQ liquids Aerated and Malt Beveraaes, and Other Aerated Waters Tobacco, ciaars and ciaarettes Fruit 'uices Polishes Mineral, OrdinarY and Sprina Waters Doors, windows and their frames.
etc.

(of olaslics) InsectiCides Beers Bay rum Arrowroot and cassava flour Doors.

windows and their frames.

etc.

(of wood) Jams and Jellies Source: Central Statistics Office Note' ... Data flot a\lailable Note: *** Production discontinued cr; Quantity (lons) 5,214 4,520 9.734 6.365 0 0 707 144,690 123.661 36 ... 15 '" 5 35 612 13 ... ... 8 ... ...

."
Value rEC$'OOO) 9,326 21.662 30988 28.957 0 0 5,325 3,905 2,986 497 ... 1,755 ... .. , 493 404 782 188 .., ... 131 .. , .. , ... • Table 8.0 Main Items in Agricultural Exports 2001-2010 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 MAIN ITEMS QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE QUANTITY VALUE Bananas Plantains Dasheen Avocadoes QranQes GraoefrUlts Coconuts Tannias Yams Limes Pumpkins Ginoer Hot oenDer Sweet-Potatoes Passionfruit Christophenes Mandarines and Tan erines Cinnamon spice Watermelons Pineapples Manaoes EQQPfants Paoaws Breadfruit SUB-TOTAL OTHER PRODUCTS (Tonnes) 19,055 lA84 502 433 541 630 360 106 137 120 148 40 ... 79 53 67 ... 5 ... ... 64 43 ... ... '" (e c$'OOO\ 22,219 3.559 1,736 1,443 1,567 1,329 1,020 555 914 566 613 288 ... 371 162 208 101 ... ... 289 177 ... ... ... (Tonnesl 18.379 1,461 1,944 432 510 611 458 142 131 98 112 51 51 46 52 57 37 6 24 35 26 18 31 19 '" .. , TOTAL PRIMARY PRODUCTS EXPORTED (T,P.P.E.l Source: Central Statistics Office; Annual Reports on External Trade (2000-2009) Note: ... Data not available ... ... ... (ec$'OOO) 21,988 3,746 617 1,813 1,583 1,321 985 783 768 527 437 354 351 207 194 183 129 103 83 83 82 74 67 75 36,553 1,703 38,256 (Tonnes) 11,956 1A43 467 516 440 510 386 86 97 102 584 42 89 47 49 51 30 5 30 65 38 15 35 21 ... ... ... le.c$'OOO\ 15,931 3.556 1,696 1,926 1,299 1,084 671 514 596 535 583 302 524 274 203 170 92 95 114 234 124 60 72 84 30,739 320 31,059 .., QUANTITY IVALUE (Tonno.)
(o.c.$'OOO) QUANTITy!VALUE (Tonnes) I 14,484 1,568 680 571 418 447 442 142 94 68 103 44 98 45 51 51 24 5 29 84 17 14 25 19 ... ... ... '" ... ... (o.c.$'OOO) 17,380 3,693 2.383 2A50 1,143 907 571 552 671 270 497 301 199 290 173 138 73 124 66 324 204 38 18 43.__ 32,508 326 32,834 Table 8.0 Cont'd Main Items in Agricultural Exports 2001-2010 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Main Items Bananas Plantains Avocadoes Dasheen Oranaes Grapefruits Yams Coconuts Tannias Pum kins Pineapples Ginaer Hot [leooer Sweet-Potatoes Limes Mangoes Passion Fruit Mandarines and Tanaerines Watermelons Chrislophenes(Chovote) Cucumbers Breadfruit Eoa Plants (Auberaines Saffr<ln and Thvme Cut-Flowers: Anthuriums & Lilies Pa08WS (oaoavas) Cinnamon soice Tomatoes Sub ~ Total Other Products Totar Primary Products EXDort (T.P.P.E.)
Quantity (Tonnes) 12,852 1,234 449 496 331 242 108 237 85 146 95 36 22 66 44 29 54 28 43 38 5 7 14 6 4 6 6 1 ... ... ... Value (o.c.$·OOOI Quantity (Tonne5) 8,465 1,120 353 499 469 344 129 359 93 170 108 37 9 66 54 62 43 17 38 38 11 7 13 6 3 8 9 6 ... ... ... Value (o.c.$'OOO) 13,946 3,596 1,862 1,869 1,512 812 975 663 750 757 506 262 56 461 333 258 219 54 157 173 51 28 55 3D 28 24 166 72 29,675 261 29,864 Quantity (Tonnes) 10,934 1,309 422 618 445 387 279 352 138 183 129 50 19 78 53 47 55 34 26 46 11 11 18 10 2 13 11 1 .... .... .... Value (o.c.$'OOO\ Quantity (ToRnes,) 8,087 1,918 470 809 550 465 366 347 184 175 138 55 7 67 49 63 68 20 37 50 18 10 14 10 2 10 13 1 ..... .... .... Value (o.c.$'OOO) Source: Central Statistics Office: Annual Reports on External Trade (2000-2009) Note: ."
Da1a not available 00 Value (o.c.$'OOO) Qu.nti,~ (Tonnes 5,214 1,429 385 616 402 261 307 337 89 156 107 64 4 52 45 58 66 7 36 37 13 7 9 9 2 11 9 2 ..... .... .... • Table 9.0 Contribution of Main Items to Domestic Exports 2001 to 2010 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Values in $'000 Main Items Soaps; cakes, bars I tablets Bananas Toothoaste Pumice sand and 8Qgregate Disinfectant Paints and Varnishes Plantains Pepper and other sauce oreoarations Value 30,803 22,229 16,563 4,074 ° ° Savoil liquid deteroents and other deteraents Dishwashing liquids Dasheen Oranges Avocadoes Yams Grapefruit Coconuts Fruit 'uices Pumokins Tannias Hot DeODer Polishes Candles Tobacco, ciaars and cigarettes Footwear Sweet potatoes Mineral and sprino water Christoohine Ginaer PineaoDles Passion fruit Manaoes Eaa Dlants Sub - Total Other Products Total Domestic Exports Source: Central Statistics Office; Annual Reports on External Trade Note: Total Domestic Export (THE) % IN T.D.E.
29 20.9 15.6 - 3.8 - 3.3 2.2 2.2 2.3 1.6 1.6 15 1.4 0.9 1.2 1 0.6 0.6 0.5 0.1 0.5 0.4 0.5 0.1 0.3 0.2 0.3 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.2 93,3 6,7 100 Value %IN T.O.E.

26,941 269 21,987 22 13,544 135 - 0 43 4,302 - Value %INT.D.E.
°1 Value % IN T.O.E.
Value "loIN T.O.E.
"' Values in $'000 Table 9.0 Cont'd Contribution of Main Items to Domestic Exports 2001 to 2010 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 P Main Items Soaps; cakes, bars I tablets Bananas Toothpaste Pumice sand and aaareaate Disinfectant Paints and Varnishes Plantains Pepper and other sauce preparations Bay oil Liauid deteroents and other detergents Dishwashina Iiouids Dasheen OranQes Avocadoes Yams Grapefruit Coconuts Fruit 'uices Pumpkins Tannias Hot pepper Polishes Candles Tobacco, c(aars and ciaarettes Footwear Sweet DOtatoes Mineral and sprinQ water Christophene Ginoer Pineaooles Passion fruit ManQoes Egg pianfs Sub· Total Other Products Total Domestic EXDOrts Source: Central Statistics Office; Annual Reports on Extemal Trade Note: (1)Total Domestic Export (T.D.E) Value 28.271 20,223 15.053 7.492 4,900 7,339 3.595 1,495 2,274 1,429 2.948 1.909 990 2.420 658 573 427 643 530 532 131 435 .
251 .

16 453 141 251 363 214 109 63 106,138 3,127 109,265 %IN T.O.E.

259 18.5 138 6.9 4.5 67 3.3 ,4 2.1 '3 2.7 1.7 0.9 22 0.6 0.5 0.4 0.6 0.5 0.5 0.1 04 0.2 .

0 04 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.2 0.1 0.1 97.1 2.9 100 Value 26,700 13,946 9,470 10.274 3,228 9.113 3.596 1,380 1,513 1,275 7 1.869 1,512 1,862 975 812 663 438 757 750 56 355 .

313 .

461 964 173 262 506 219 258 55 93,762 2.815 96,577 %IN T.O.E.

27.6 14.4 9.6 10.6 33 94 3.7 1.4 16 1.3 0 1.9 1.6 1.9 1 0.8 0.7 0.5 0.8 0.8 0.1 0.4 0.3 .
0.5 1 0.2 0.3 05 0.2 0.3 0.1 97.1 2.9 100 Value %IN T.O.E.

34.7 16.6 1.5 14.2 02 6.9 4.3 1.5 1.4 0 .

2.6 1.3 2.5 2.1 1 0.7 0.8 0.7 1.1 0.1 .

0.2 0.5 0.7 0.2 0.4 0.5 0.3 0.2 0.1 97.3 2.7 100 Value 26.212 14.211 .
%IN T.O.E.

30.4 16.5 8.3 · 8.8 6.7 09 04 · · 44 2.6 3.3 3.8 1.8 1.1 0.7 1.1 1.5 0.1 · · 05 0.6 0.6 0.4 0.4 1 0.5 04 0.1 96.7 3.3 100 Value 28,957 9,326 6,891 5.325 4.997 497 1,755 .

3.617 1.665 1,917 2,633 758 838 404 809 839 34 493 418 782 225 519 869 396 210 62 75,236 2,531 77,767 'loIN T.O.E.
(2)P - Preliminary '"a Table 10.0 Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity in Current Prices' 2002 2011 (EC$M) I ~2003 I 2004 - ~CONOMIC ACTIVITY ~ Agriculture _ Crops ~ Bananas b.
Other Crops Livestock , _ Forestry ~hing Mining & Quarrying ~anufacluring Electricilv & Water Supply Electricity I Water ~nstruction I Wholesale & Retail Trade Hotels & Restaurants Accommodation Restaurants Transport, Storage & Communication -- Road Transport Sea Transport AIr Transport Auxiliarv TransDort Activities & Storaoe Communications - - lFinancial Intermediation ~anks Auxiliary FinanCIal Intermediation Insurance I Real Estate, Renting & Business -- C------ 90.30 80.08 1839 61_69 7_15 3_06 7.22 6.88 78.03 30.42 2084 9_58 23.83 90.89 17.75 836 93.77 3443 1085 066 14_85 32.98 56.82 46_27 1_06 949 I I I , - -I-~~f---- 96.53 85_87 1396 I n91 7_60 3.05 5.79 8.88 48.66 39.26 2972 9_54 29.34 94.42 16.30 949 I 6_80 I 85.72 35_96 969 0_79 14_01 2526 58.84 46_73 118 1073 106.95 9434 18.28 76.06 946 315 4.07 11.14 45.81 41.88 3210 978 32.76 102.05 17.55 944 8_ 11 116.20 4284 1O_7O 076 16_27 45_63 59.25 4749 U5 1050 I Activities r ,,-, ~"p'" - ' " " ' ~"'~ 66_70 92.47 93.76 96.30 6720 17_75 ~ 1799 1_68 1_10 5.62 1_62~261 1.06 U5 ZJ4 653 I 97.42 67_52 18_07 120 8_01 2005 109.38 9751 1535 82.16 8_62 325 3.60 9.41 39.30 43.31 33_75 9_57 36.02 100.61 14.98 9_76 5_22 119.82 44_99 9_85 0_83 1451 4965 57.49 46.08 U9 m02 - -------- 2006 106.90 9364 1826 7538 984 342 4.04 11.49 _ 43,~ 45.87 3625 9_63 37.70 I 98.17 18.28 950 8n 135.51 4822 10.87 c~ 14_93 6055 63.13 48_66 U8 1319 96.55 67_89 18_ 17 2_38 U6 684 , Real Estate Activities Dwellings Renting of Machinery & Equipment i I c--- .
__Computer & Related Services ~jness Services i Public Administration & Defence; Compulsory Social Security I Education Public brivate ~Health & Social Work _ -- - - - - Public Private I " Other Community, Social & Personal I Services rrivate Households with Employed Persons • Less FISIM IGVA in Basic Prices Growth Rate (%) ~ ~xes on Products Less Subsidies on Products , GOP in Market Prices Growth Rate (o/".L.
I '----- • 78.45 107.83 39.27 6856 32.72 28.60 4_12 72.86 109.43 76.45 129.28 78.59 I 136.19 3909 97_10 32.0!..i- 2770 4_36 73.55 .
127.84 3641 9143 : 30.31 I 2586 I 446 I iEEE 35.52 i 26.7q 9.07 ~~ 9.64 ~ 73_ 11 30.54 2593 4_61 9375 I 31.36 4_61 - 1.94 48.44 I F 769.96 T 2.00 I 44.05 7915~1 2_81 159) ~76 13233 3.82 490 920.09 882.82 4.22 11.20\ , I 2.06 46.2f1 83213 , 5_12 16U5 2.71, 990.7E 7.68 - 2.49 46.70 8096~ 12.711 17171 I 2.93 50.15 861j~ 640 , 18984J _ ~_ 450 9r6.32 I 1.46) 1,046.80 I J.2U 21 Table 10.0 Cont'd Gross Domestic Product by Economic ActiVity ~ONOMIC ACTIVITY ~...,u..lt_u.r...e,--- Croos Bananas f---.
Other Crops Livestock , Forestry in Current Prices: 2002-2011 EC$M) I 2007~08 113.10 1.~14",1",.",34-;--+f-_-_-_-._-1~6c;1".0~9+-__----o1",497.

",58;:-+1 2009 2010: ~~~_-_-_-_-~-1 J= 9529 r-12588 ----t- 1856 107.32 1204 342 965 85.64 1440 341 14566 16.59 129.07 11.98 344 134.03 14.27 119.76 12.09' 346 I r..FiC's~h",in':"ag_====- Mining & Quarrying ~Mi":a":n~u:cfa"ccztu",rii'in'ijg~===:C-_' tlectricity & Water Supply Electricity Water +-__,,,5,,,.7,;5-+-__.~1.~7",3+-_.---c.-;30':.9;.;6;+__~0.
",7",5+- 14.11 +_----i3",9c;.5",4<-+- 51.02 3591 15.11 17.22 ~2~9i'-.1"'4rl- 48.85 3772 1114 15.33 16.50 ===ij9.04 ~30:;'.~62~--~3;i'1.

'.i4,,9_+ 47.75 3702 10.73 51.88 4042 1146 29.61 55.68 44.11 11.57 2011 I -o1",62~.

",34:c-1 147.96 1~~ 128.91 10.91 3471 1.42 Road Transport Sea Transport Air Transport Auxiliary Transport Activities & Storage Communications Financial Intermediation C Banks .
Auxiliary Fmanciallntermediation Insurance Real Estate, Renting & Business f-A"c...t-iiv"'it"'ie"'s'-=_--cc=c-=- Owner Occupied Dwellings Real Estate Activities Rentino of Machinerv & Equipment Comouter & Related Services Business Services I Public Administration & Defence; Com pu Isory Social Securlty ..Education Public Pnvate Health & Social Work , Public ,~pnvate Other Community, Social & Personal Services Private Households with Employed I Persons Less FISIM GVA in Basic Prices Growth Rate (%) , Taxes on Products Less Subsidies on Products-'--- GOP in Market Prices Growth Rate (%) 48.53 1234 125 20.60 61.69 78.61 6068 127 1666 78.15 13.16 1.23 20.32 7244 77.17 6051 1.17 1549 1946 1 56.87 I 73.21 56.50 1 1.08 1 15.63 I I -j_-.c9;.;7"'.8"'9C+1_--'1-;:Oc;O-;:.6c;9-+'__-,1~03~.
;:26;:-+__1-;03.82 ' 1.121- 62.92 1 _~ 11.23 j __1318 illJ 20.86 59.27 69.73 52.51 1.59 15.62~ 104.70 68c.76'i-t__--'"6*9."'1*3+---o6~9"'4';;1+--_6':':9"'."'76';-1.

1841 345 18.58 353 ' 1850 4.12 18.67 3.60 _._-;;1~.5~0:_+------,1;c:5:s3<-+----_..1".~59,,1-1--~1,,62:5f_1 8.58 9.98 1072 1 !
1103 47.34 1008 096 17.73 60.56 75.54 5678 129 1747 68.19 1825 279 141 723 t---.i.7~9.,,1"'3_t_-____;~7"'8,-;.5~8,+_-..8~3"'.1"'6;+-_~8~5~..~35~1--~9,~3::;.1"'0:-+ 157.64 141.24 38.43 38.66 119.21 102.58 39.26 35.29 3379 I 30.25 5471 505 125.15 37.71 8744 32.62 2792 470 140.72 3876 101 96 34.00 29.19 480 152.52 40.19 112.33 37.53 3189 5.64 10.94 11.07 11.09 11.59 i 1 11.80 ~<i2.,.9~9+---""3"i.0"'7.--1--_~3.-:.0~3i+-_---i.3i'.1;,:2~------.~3"-;.1~8~ 50.80 54.02 57.07 58.80 ,9ii1~2"'.2~3+-------.,9"'9"9......2~8+---c1·,i06~9".2"'1·+-·1·,0"'4:.
;.8~.0~~--+~~~~1:;:,0~6~0~.9if8c1 1.23 7.00 4.72 E··--"'.."'4-;:.7~7c11--··-"''''4;-.~81~ 248.13 255.49 I 4.50 --~-"4~.~70~ fl.98) 1 256.89 1 5.89 222.97 9.54 244.81 61.20 1,130.70 8.01 1,239.39 9.61 1,319.98 _ 6.50 I 1,300.20, 1,304.30 I ~(';il.~5"'0)'-+-1-~=-0~.3~1 • 22 Table 11.0 Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity --'i"'n,cC=-o=-n,..s=tant Prices' 2002-2011 (EC$M) C 2002 I 20031 2004 ______~ ~ ECONOMIC ACT_IV_IT_~Y I Agriculture 1 Other Crops Crops'::::c=- ,__-;oB2:aC'n:can"ia"s==- I.. ~ _ Livestock IFiSi Forestry , Fishil1JL : Mining & Quarrying I Manufacturing I Electric~& Water Supply 1 __ Electd~__.
~ ~ '-- Water : Construction CWholesale & Retail Trade !

Hotels & Restaurants c- Accommodation Restaurants : .

_ 2005-+-1__2~0_0-_6-1 106.901 110.98 106.80 106.29 i 74.10 970 7664 909 105.73 !
11.49 43.62 45.87 3.14 11.92 42.49 41.53 i +---'9~8~.3~2o_1--'9~3~.4~2~1f__---,,093"".~96W_--,9..,3..,.9'21c+__-,9..,3...6~4--1 +_-'2~1~6~8~+-~1~6'".2c~4'-1f-_~19"'.,,86~~---'l"'8"'.0'-5'__t_-__,'1,,8.cL2,,6__1 75.38 9.84 75.85 924 ",3-,14~__~3",4£2--1 ~3,.~2~6-+--~4,",.0~4'-j 10.32 41.40 45.24 77.18 875 _-t__~3",5,,7-t-_----';3'"'5"'6-t-__~315.

4.12 9.44 39.70 41.55 3320 t~_--'3";3~.6"'2c+--3'"5~.5~0'_+---~360'.

'='25o__ 8.35 26.45 100.89 16.31 7.82 849 106.ll!.
3613 7.99 1.05 10.86 50.05 52.46 3960 4.86 7.47 36.26 41.45 t----'3"'4"'0~0"- 745 19.46 98.50 17.38 6.76 10.61 106.56 34.10 8.52 1.07 11.88 50.99 46.56 34.83 7.91 32.27 I 107.92' 17:17 9.37 781 113.88 38.95 974 34.57 103.24 16.76 947 729 9.63 37.70 98.17 18.28' 9.50 8.77 48.22 10.87 093 6055 Road Transport I~_ Sea Transport f---- Auxiliary Transport Activities & Storage '-- Communications , Financial Intermediation ITransport, Storage & Communicatio_n____ f-- Air Transport 125.51 +-_1...3..,5",.5,,1'-1 45.16 9.33 1.05 1.~3~3,c'l_+_-_c:l~4-'9"'3__1 5665 I 59.33'--1-_--"6"'3...1,,3__1 48.66 Banks 46.02 Auxiliary Financial Inte=-rm:::-e:cd"ia::-;t"'io"'n------+----''";1~.1~2'--t-------";1~2~4'-+----"''1!-.~28~-----"'''!1"'.1~6:-- 128 13.19 12.14 Insurance 1136 96.55 97.58 96.72 6720 67.89 6752 ' 17.99 ~_ 18JlL._ 1817 --"2c~5,,,3'--1-__2~..-;3-'o'-8~ 2.88 126 I 1.20 6.84 745 Owner Occupied Dwellings - Real Estate Activities.
-Renting of Machinery &EqUipment , Real Estate, Renting & Business Activities ._ Computer & Related Services Business Services 900 I 1.00 12.37 52.54 56.62 4398 11.62 94.54 66.76 17.87 1.80 1.13 698 __ ...1lBl.. _ 1061 93.44 6641 1.97 1.19 6.09 124 8.22 _ ~ ', I , I i~Public Administration & Defence; Compulsory I Social Security rEducation I' Public Private : Health & Social Work'- ~ Public +_~80o..-;86;--1---;8~4".6~1:_+-~7";9~.2~2_+_-~7;c4~.~90~__f-~7~6~.4~5~ 129.28 115.16 40.54 74.62 134.62 3946 95.16 +_--*33~.~8~6+----'3:;:;4".6"'6~--~32.75 2806 147.49 4237 105.12 30.06 29.56 113.71 37.39 76.32 31.58 26.74 35.52 I 9375 31.36 26.75 ,,.
'Pc,r"'iv';!a""te'-__~~~~~--~~=_~-_+--~4.~3~0_+_--~4.g60~-___;4~.~69~__4~.cg8~4-t,-----o;4~.6~1 10.36 1' ~Oth-"r_COmlTlunity,Social & Personal Services Private Households with Employed Persons _---i_~O'2~.0~5'-+_~~2:~.lJcl+_~2cc·l~7,,+_~2~.~5~5+_-~2~.9~3~ __"'Le...s"'s"F...IS..,I"'M'-- 861:'~ [tVA in Basic Prices-----·---~- ~ --------+--'7.

(2'".2"'6~)-+:--'76"'.2cCl-+i- 845.71 I 830.96·lu L Growth Rate (%) -+-_-'3"'4""91 (1]4) I 50.15 I 838.77 789.74 10.06 45.19 43.57 3712 9.93 9.80 9.75 0.83 3.67.
23 Table 11.0 Cont'd Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity in Constant Prices: 2002-2011 (EC$M i ~ ECONOMIC ACTIVITY ~Julture Crops - - Bananas Other Crops ~ f- Livestock I Forestry .
Fishino ------- Minino & Quarrvino Manufacturing e-t=.lectricity & Water Supply Electricity Water Construction Wholesale & Retail Trade Hotels & Restaurants Rccommodation Restaurants "-Transport, Storage & Communication Road Transport Sea Transport Air Transport I ~ Auxiliary Transport Activities & Storage Communications Financiallntermediation Banks Auxiliary Financial Intermediation Insurance Real Estate, Renting & Business Activities Owner Occupied Dwellinas Real Estate Activities Renting of Machinery & Eguipment Computer & Related Services Business Services Public Administration & Defence; : Compulsory Social Security c-i:ducation Public Private Health & Social Work Public ~.private Other Community.
Social & Personal Services Private Households with Employed Persons Less FISIM I GVA in Basic Prices Grow1h Rate (%) .
2007 2008 I 2009 2010 2011l 97.08 82.74 8.27 7448 1115 3.18 5.08 14.67 41.86 46.72 3666 10.06 49.04 114.83 18.29 904 9.25 146.81 51.74 12.81 1.70 1730 - I 109.75 96o~ 104.46 113.16 99.89 91.10 ~1099 1353 80.11 87.82 Jl~ 10.27 1034 987 3.04 303 3.01 4.14 3.70 4.49 10ott- 1~ 14.19 15.19 .~~ 6435 64.01 64.67 76.26 76.67 74.31 6088 58.84 6046 103 1.24 1455 1443 102.51 102.22 69.04 69.33 1848 422 139 909 1~ 18.56 4-m 1460 103.15 69.67 382 143 9.§~ 374 140 949 75.77 80.09 129.51 129.81 37.57 .~- 3748 9194 92.33 32.87 34.06 28.34 2936 453 470 81.94 136.64 3886 97.77 36.13 3088 525 86.86 136c·g... 36.16 100.11 36.90 31.84 5.07 10.33 3.07 10.36 3.03 10.64 10.41 2.99 3.21 5318 5~84 5871 895.39 3.94 957.52 0.79) 965.18 7.79 964.42 I 0.72 11.89 4.59 5917 - 982.8M 1.91 24 ,----- I Table 12.0 Percentage Contribution of Gross Value Added by Economic Ac~ivity in current Pricer 2002-2011 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY +__'~: I .~.
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_. Crops Bananas I ~ Otl1er Crops t. Llvesto~ Foreslrv i I Fishing '.
Minina & Quarrvina -~-- Manulacturina ~~ricity & Water Supply Electricity Water Construction Wholesale & Retail Trade Hotels & Restaurants Accommodation Restaurants Transport, Storage & Communication Road Transport Air Transport ~_ Sea Transport r ~Auxiliarv Transport Activities & Storaoe b Communications -- Financiallntennediation RankS , Auxiliary Financial Intermediation Insurance i Real Estate, Renting & Business Activities r Real Estate Activities Owner OCCUPied Dwel1inqs I , i I Renting of Machinerv & Eouioment Computer & Related Services Business Services Public Administration & Delence; Compulsory Social SecuritY Education Public Private I- I LHealth & Social Work i= PubliC I Private I Other Community, Social & Personal i Services rErlvate Households with Emploved Persons Less FISIM I-- I TOTAL 11.73 , 10.40 2.39 8.01 093 040 0.94 0.89 10.13 3.95 271 124 3.09 11.80 2.31 1.22 1.09 .
l 12.18 447 1 AI 0.09 ' 193 4.28 7.38 601 0.14 1.23 12.01 861 231 i 022 I 0.14 073 I 10,19 14.01 -------s-1Q 8,90 4.25 371 0.53 1.18 0.25, 6.291 12.85 ,~ 13.51 11.34 i 12.04 1.90 220 9.14 , 10.15 1.14 I 1.06 - 0.38 !
0.40 0.49 ; 0.45 1.16 1.34 4.85 5.60 5,03 5.35 4.17 386 118 I 11B 4,45 3.94 12.43 12.26 1,86 2,11 1 13 121 064 0.97 i 14.80 556 1 22 010 1 79 ' _ 12.41 j 10.87 ' 212 875 1.14 040'" 0.47 1.33 5.06 5.32 4.21 1 12 4.38 11.40 2.12 1,10 1.02 16.73 560 1.26 Oc1J- 1 73 =tIT1= 703 7,10 ~ 569 __5651 017 1 24 12.19_1_ 10.85 1.76 9.08 096 , .

0.39'/ 0.73 ' 1.12 1 6.15 4.96 3.75 I 1.21 3.71 11.93 2.06 1.20 086 10,83 13.96 454 i 515 1.22 I 1.29 0.09 .

0.10 1.77 1.96 3.19 I 5AB, 7.41 7.


12 5.90 I 5.71 0.15 0.15 I 1.26 I 1.36 I 11,84 ~.03 11,21 _8A3 r::: &08 __ ~ - .

- 7,881 2.16 .

2.26 ' 211... 034 I 0.20 I 0.28 ' 014 I 015 0.13 0.79 0.83 I 0.86 223 032 015 0.99 015 1 53~, 7.33 1 1 9.00 109§-- 9.93 I _ 8.84 17.20 ~~~ _ 13~ - 449 438 4.94 1227 j-' 9.03 3.77. i 3.64 4.05 3.50 I 320 311 O~r O~O~ , I 1.20 0.25 r 556 I 1.19 I 0.31 I 577 1.28 0.25 55F] 8.87 : 15.01 I 4121 1088 I 3.64 I 3.11 O~ 1.20 0.31J 582 1__---j1 100.00 : 100.00 i 100.00 !
100.00 I~-1-00-.0-0--j1 25 Table 12.0 Cont'd Percentage Contribution of Gross Value Added .

C conomlc CtlVltV In urren .

A " rices: t P .

E by L20 07 - 20022011 2009 I I ECONOMIC ACTIVITY I !

Agriculture Urops I Bananas Other Crops i Livestock Forestry I l Fishing I Mining & Quarrying Manufacturing .

- - - J fi'lectricity & Water Supply L - Electricity ,.._ Water ._ - - - - - - - -_ .

- Construction ~esale & Retail Trade Hotels & Restaurants Accommodation Restaurants ._ - -_ .
Transport, Storaae & Communication ~ad Transport Wea Transport Air TransDort I Auxiliarv Transport Activities & Storage _ .\--- I Communications CinanCiallntermediation Banks Auxiliary Financial Intermediation Insurance Real Estate, Renting & Business Activities Owner Occupied Dwellings Real Estate Activities L l3en~ing of Machinery & Equipment Computer & Related Services Business Services Public Administration & Defence; ~pul""'}'.social Securitr..,_ - Education PubliC Private Health & Social Work ~blIC Private - - Other Community, Social & Personal Services I Private Households with Employed Persons r- Less FISIM 12.40 10.45 1.06 939 158 037 0.63 1:;; I--- _.
[---~.

015 0.79 _.

8.67 f- 13.72 .

- 14.08 413 3.88 10.20 9.58 3.40 3.58 [--_ 2.92 3.06 048 0.52 7.86 \--~~ 13.21 3.62 9.59 3.30 283 047 I - 1.20 0.33 557 1.11 0.31 541 1.04 0.28 5.34 c _ .___ - - - - - - - - - - - - .

- e - - .

\ TOTAL I ' .

100.00 I -~ f - - - - 2010 2011 !

15.30 I 14.27 12.79 13.95 1.36 1.80 12 15 11.43 1.15 1.03 0.33 0.33 0.07 0.13 1.79 1.57 3.00 2.79 5.25 4.95 386 4.16 1.09 109 5.73 5.79 15.11L -~ 2.07 2,~ 098 099 1.08 1.05 12.82 14.46 600 3.92 124 1.07 010 0.11 186 .
~ 5.59 5.43 6.98 ~-¥- 495 5.39 0.10 °1~ 147 1.49 9.87 9.91 6.57 662 1.77 1.76 034 .. 034 0.15 1.02 0.16 104 8.14 14.55 3.83 10.72 3.58 3.04 0.54 1.11 0.30 5.84 8.78 14.86 3,~ 11.24 3.70 3.18 05:y 1.11 0.30 5.54 ._- 100.00 100.00 I 100.00 100.00 26 Table 13.0 Percentage Contribution of Gross Value Added b ElV conomic Activitv in Constant Prices: 2002-2011 I ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 !

IAgriculture Crops I , Bananas Other CroDS Livestock Forestrv FishinQ MininG & QuarrvinG f- Manufacturina !
Electricitv & Water Suoolv , !

Electricity Water f Construction , Wholesale & Retail Trade :-Hotels & Restaurants Accommodation I Restaurants i Tr_ansport, Storage & Communication !

Road Transport Sea Transport t·..Air Transport , I !

, I .
, I .

..• Auxiliarv Transport ActiVities & Storaoe Communications Financial Intermediation Banks Auxiliarv Financial Intermediation Insurance Real Estate, RentinG & Business Activities Owner Occupied Dwellinas Real Estate Activities Rentino of Machinerv & Eauipment Computer & Related Services Business Services I Public Administration & Defence; Compulsory , Social Security - ---- .. _. .
Public Private ~"'"'O" r-- Public Private .Health & Social Work Less FISIM - - - - - - - - - TOTAL - - - C9~tI~!.9ommunity,.~_ocial & Personal Servic~~ LPrivate Households with Employed Persons i ... i --, 1 , - 12.41 10.87 212 875 1.14 0.40 0.47 1.33 5.06 5.32 4.21 1.12 4.38 11.40 2.12 110 1.02 15.73 560 1.26 o11 1.73 7.03 7.33 5.65 0.15 1.53 11.21 ..~ 2.11 0.28 0.15 0.79 .
8.87 15.01 4.12 10.88 3.64 311 0.53 1.20 0.34 5.82 - .

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._.

_..J 100.00 100.00 100.00 I 100.00 I 100,QQ" 27 Table 13.0 Cont'd Percentage Contribution of Gross Value Added by Economic Activity in Constant Prices' 2002-2011 I .

-f-- 2007 I 2008 ._---- 2009 2010 IECONOMIC ACTIVITY 1 - - - - - - , Aariculture Crops Bananas Other Crops , Livestock Forestry Fishing .
Mining & Quarrying Manufacturing Electricity & Water SUpply Electricitv Waler Construction Wholesale & Retail Trade Hotels & Restaurants Accommodation Restaurants Transport, Storage & Communication I r-------o Road Transport Sea Transport Air Transport Auxiliarv Transoart Act,vities & Storaoe '~mmunications Financial Intermediation _ Banks , .
Auxiliary Financial Intermediation Insurance Real Estate, Renting & Business Activities Owner Occupied Dwellings Real Estate Activities Renting of Machinery & Eguipment Computer & Related Services Business Services i ~ Public Administration & Defence; Compulsory Social Security ~cation Public Private cJ:lealth & Social Work Public Private I Other Community, Social & Personal Services ~eate Households with Employed Persons Less FISIM I [TOTAL = £6 .36 ~6.15 631 0.13 1.51 10.63 719 1.92 0.39 0.15 098 0.12 1.46 f- 10.33 7.12 1.91 0.35 0.14 0.81 0.11 151 10.68 7.21 1.93 , 0.44 015 095 0.14 1.49 10.92 7.63 204 0.32 0.15 078 t _ ' .
~ 11.17 9~85 -~ 8.48 1.00 0.31 0.42 10.83 9.45 1.14 8.31 1.07 0.31 0.38 0.96 ~ 5.44 4.34 110 6·m , E100.00 i [ - 100.00 100-:00 28 Description Generation (1000 kWh) Hvdro Diesel Total Energy Purchased Diesel Fuel used in Generation (Imp Gallon) Sales (1000 kWh) Domestic Commercial Industrial Hotel General Li9hting Sireet lighting Total Consumers at Year End Domestic Commercial I Hotels Table 14.0 Electricity Generation, Sales and Consumers 2001-2011 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 27,036 53,929 80,965 - 35,929 44,203 80,132 - 28,523 48,404 76,927 - 33,736 45,493 79,229 - 27,876 55,779 83,655 - 3,099,157 2,585,509 2,771,990 2,62~ 3,207,976 27,797 57,619 85,416 - 21,885 64,497 86,382 - 3,368,935 r 3,850,914 20,554 66,944 87,498 - 23,156 69,565 92,721 - 23,132 76,033 99,165 16 I, 35,861 64,571 100,432 76 -- 34,051
Industrial Street lighting General Lighting TOTAL Source: Dominica Electricity Services Note: (1) The significant decline in general lighting from 2002 reflects the company's redistribution of general lighting to the commercial sector.
28,388 4,132 392 27 364 2 33,305 29,183 4,287 429 30 430 2 34,361 27,436 3,896 307 38 331 0 32,008 (2)The sharp increases afthe number of Hotels Consumers from 2003 to 2010 represent continued installations of individual electricity consumption meters (Pay As You Go) particularly to accommodate foreign students renling apartments at Hotels and Cottages.
The significant decline in 2011 is due 10 reclassificalion of the majonty of these umts into the Domestic Consumers category N co Table 14.1 Per Capita Electricity Use/day 2001 - 2011 Domestic Consumption 'OOOkwh 31,779 32,856 32,942 33,062 33,492 34,176 33.732 34,051 36.369 39,473 40,149 Mean Population 70,922 70,382 70,352 70,417 70.564 70,692 70,729 70,726 70,747 70,730 71,018 Per Capita Use/day, kwh 123 1.28 128 1.29 1.30 1.32 131 1.32 1.41 1.53 1.55 Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Source: Dominica Electricity Services Annual Report & Central Statistical Office; Environment Statistics Report Note: Per Capita use = Domestic Consumption/Population/365"1000 Table 14.2 Monthly Consumer Price Index for Electricity from June 2010 Base Period to 2011 January February March April Mav June Julv Auaust September October November December I Yearly Averaae INDEX 2011 110.40 9870 119.84 121.26 127.57 140.36 133.73 122.88 128.59 13003 127.02 118.05 123.20 2010 ... ... ... ... .. , 13912 14521 143.47 12586 13372 10996 109.28 129.52 % change /2010-2011) ... ... ... ... ... -~ 0.89 -791 -1435 2.17 - - -2.76 15.51 803 -4.88 Source: Centrar Statistics Office Note: ...
Periods Incomparable because of change in methodology to reflect househOld consumption only 30 Distribution Domestic Table 15.0 Potable Water Consumption and Distribution 2001-2010 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Metered - number Non-metered - number 8,969 4,701 10,252 3,843 11,127 3,428 13,506 3,343 14,335 3,189 15,351 3,307 17,706 2,898 17,706 2,898 18,626 2,859 19,131 2,696 Consumption ('000 OBis) 358,543 373,160 395,108 363,104 465,883 473,600 487,646 526,731 571,498 603,876 Industrial Metered - number 61 63 62 ... .,.
Consumotion ('QOO aals) 25,541 27,210 29,553 22.201 22,243 n 18.920 71 95 96 23,050 26688 24,257 114 ... Commercial Metered - number 491 618 660 1,018 1.073 1,177 1,397 1.570 1,780 1,865 Consumptian ('000 oals) 68,044 68,700 68,724 72,837 86,831 90,506 112,128 103,720 110,598 137,336 Government Metered -number 213 221 237 291 312 327 342 358 389 410 Cansumption ('000 aals) 107,006 112,428 107,462 100,478 125,557 116,349 107,932 110,945 132,344 124,689 Standpipes - number Consumotion ('QOO oals) 600 ... 559,134 Source: Dominica Water and Sewerage Company ... data not available ~I Consumption 565 ... 581,498 564 ... 600,847 563 172 953 731,573 562 172,646 873,160 548 168,345 867,720 571 175,411 906,167 571 571 571 175,411 175,411 175,411 943,495 1,014,108 1,041,312 Note: (1) Total consumption from 2004 !o 2006 is revised.
(2) Number of Industrial and commercial metered establishment are combined for 2004 and 2005 (3) Consumption for industrial and commercial establishment is combined for 2010 (4) Sharp increase in number of metered commercial establishments from 2004 followed new meter system and policy measures in differentiating commercial and household units (5) Number of standpipe revised from 2007 (6) Consumplion by standpipe is estimated for 2007 to 2010 ~ Table 15.1 Per Capita Domestic Water Consumption 2001-2011 Domestic Consumption Mean '000 aals PODulation Per Capita Consumption (gals) (Per day) Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Source.
Central StatIStical Office & DomInica Water & Sewerage Company Notes: Per Capita =ConsumptionfPopulation/365"1000 gals: gallons Table 15.2 Per Capita Total Water Consumption 2001-2011 Year 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Per Capita Consumption (gals) (Per day) 2160 22.64 23.40 28.46 33.90 33.63 35.10 36.55 39.27 40.33 37.63 Source.
Central Statistical Office & Dominica Water & Sewerage Company Ltd. Notes: Per Capita =ConsumptionlPopulation/365*1000 Consumption '000 gals 559,134 581,498 600,847 731,573 873,160 867,720 906,167 943,495 1,014,108 1,041,312 975,484 Mean PopulatiDn 70,922 70,382 70,352 70,417 70,564 70,692 70,729 70,726 70747 70,730 71,018 gals: gallons I I I 32 Table 15.3 Percentage Distribution of Households by type of Water Facility 1970,1981,1991 and 2001 iped ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Type of Water Facility Private, piped into welling Private catchment not ublic catchment piped ublic, piped Into welling ublic, piped into yard ublic Standpipe I~~l 1981 1991 I 2001 1970 5.1 9.3 I 12.7 8.3 2.2 ~ 1.6 ~ -1 ----l 0.'
I" 7.4 51.1 100 20 29.6 I I I 5.1 2.3 1.5 46.3 I~-- I I I I 9.5 37.2 10.6 47.3 11.7 1 "I " J 1~0.0 J __~_00_.0__L_1_00_.0 __j L 45 273 79 I : I __1~ f,""'"w",",,", ~Other I Total ~ 100.0 25.2 Sources: 1970, 1991. and 2001 Population and Housing Censuses Table 15.4 Monthly Consumer Price Index for Water from June 2010 Base Period to 2011 INDEX I tJanuary____ I Febr~ I-March \:ril May 2011 40.91 3518 3461 3879 42.25 ~ 3918 4378 July IAU9Ust 42.47 2010 ... ... ... ... ... 36.66 39.17 41.04 % change 12010·2011 ) '" .. , ... ... ... 6.87 11.77 3.48 -- .
- 5.33 38.06 40.09 4109 September rOctober November ~ecember LYearly Average Source.

Central StatIstiCS Office Note: Periods incomparable because of change in methodology to reflect household consumption only 34.1~ _.1.84_ 38.36 34.82 39.60 .J 42.05 3898 40.41 3.24 7.88 1.68 33 Table 16.0 Number of Households by Type of Cooking 19811991 and 2001 , Percent of Households C:cookina I !1.WOOd !2.GaS I 3.
Kerosene 4.Electricitv 5.0ther/not stated 1 1981 12,186 1991 6,589 2001 3,510 1991 2001 34.0 _ 157 3,445 11,435 18,054 59.0 80.7 831 69 779 990 115 245 308 67 420 5.1 06 13 1.4 0.3 1.9 22,359 100.0 100.0 'I Total 19,374 Source, Population and Housing Censuses, Central Statistics Office Note: Gas and Kerosene are imported 17,310 Table 17.0 Number of Households by Type of Lighting 19811991 and 2001 , Tvee of Liahtina 1.Gas 2.Kerosene 3.
Electricitv 4.0ther/ not stated 1981 ... 11,286 5,193 831 1991 54 3,500 15,337 483 2001 58 1,764 19,237 1,300 22,359 Percent of Households 1991 0.3 18.1 79.2 2.5 100 2001 0.3 79 _ 86.0 58 100 Total 19,374 ..

Source.

PopulatIOn and Housmg Censuses, Central Statistical Office Note: 17,310 (1) 19B1 data fO!
kerosene lighting was mainly due to Hurricane David's devastating effects on electrical power (2)Gas and Kerosene are imported 34 Table 18.0 Prices for Main Traded Fuel Commodities 2011 2011 Monthlv Percentaoe Chanoe 2011 Cooking I Petrol Gas (% I chancel (% chancel Diesel (% chanoel Kerosene (% chanael I I Cooking Gas (Price per 20lb Bottle) $36.37 $36.57 537.80 $37.72 $38.47 $38.87 $38.51 $38.40 $38.73 $39.26 $38.33 $38.33 Petrol (Price per gallon) $12.80 $13.08 $13.19 $14.34 $15.42 $15.42 $14.77 $14.77 $14.92 $1402 $1424 $14.24 I Diesel (Price per gallon) $12.20 $12.60 $13.12 $14.01 $14.54 $14.54 $13.96 $13.96 $13.88 $13.72 I $13.95 $13.95 Kerosene (Price per oallon\ - $11.30 - - I---- $11.93 $13.00 $13.44 $13.44 $12.81 $12.81 $12.75 $12.45 $12.65 51265 $38.11 $14.27 $13.70 $12.66 055 336 -0.21 1.99 1.04 -093 -0.29 086 137 -2.37 0.00 49% 2.19 0.84 8.72 753 0.00 A.22 000 1.02 -6.03 1.57 0.00 I 3.28 4.13 6.78 3.78 0.00 -3.99 0.00 -0.57 -1.16 1.68 000 558 897 338 000 -469 000 -0.47 -2.35 1 61 000 106% 127% 120% I • Januarv February March April Mav June Julv I Auqust Seotember October November December Yearly Average ~ Table 19.0 Authorised (Construction) Building Starts 2003·2011 2005 2006 2004 2003 2007 I Development Control District i Total Value $'000 I Total Value Buildings, $'000 No.
of No.

of BUildings No.

of Buildings Total Value $'000 No.

of Buildings Total Value $'000 No.
of Buildings Northern 25 7.865 29 10.755 24 13.613 15 8.180 Total Value $'000 18,594 4,931 1,500 - 5,309 ' 7,996 I North Eastern Eastern i SouthLEastern Southern Western I South Western Total Source: PhySical Plarlning DiviSIon w '" • • Table 19.0 Cont'd Authorised (Construction) Building Starts 2003-2011 2010 I 2011 No.
of Buildings Total Value $'000 No.

of BUildings I 27 4 3 2 2 33 25 96 19.911 1,424 370 625 960 11,946 7,266 42,502 17 7 7 0 9 52 25 Total Value $'000 6,250 2,390 1,840 - - 3,302 13,147 6,296 117 33,225 2008 2009 I Development Control District No.

of Buildings Northern North Eastern Eastern South Eastern Southern I Western South Western 26 5 2 3 18 14 57 Total Value $'000 17,178 1,693 5,400 390 8,311 9,569 22,618 No.
of Buildings 23 9 6 0 19 28 34 Total Value $'000 8.624 3,011 2,500 - 3,910 8,959 9,657 Total 125 65,159 119 36,661 L Source- Physical Planning Division w " Table 20.0 Selected Economic Indicators 2002-2011 UNIT 2002 2003 2004 ~-2005 2006 EC$ M % chanoe EC$ M % chanoe EC$M EC$ EC$ EC$ 76996 11591 882.82 (120) 80741 10,940 12,543 11472 79158 281 920.09 422 847.15 11252 13078 12,042 83213 512 99077 7.68 900.77 11,817 14,070 12792 809.61 (271) 976.32 (146) 898.08 11,473 13,836 12,727 86146 649_ 1,04680 722 1,00629 12,186 14,808 14,235 EC$M % chanQe EC$ I 78987 (226) 11,221 83877 6.21 11,922 845B2 0.83 12,010 83096 (174) 11,776 86146 3.67 12,186 [ CURRENT PRICES ~VA in BasIc Prices GVA in BasIc Prices growth rate GOP in Markel Prices GOP In market orices arowth rate GNI in Market Prices Per Capita GVA in Basic Pnces Per Capita GOP in Market Prices Per Caoita GNI in Market Prices I CONSTANT PRICES GVA in Basic Prices GVA in Basic Prices growth rate Per Caoita GVA in Basic Pnces OTHER INDICATORS ~~ar Pooulation Value of Exoorts (FOB) I Value of Domestic EXDOrtS<F06) Value of Imports (CIF) Visible Trade Balance Balance of Payments Current Alc Balance Baiance of Payments- Capital & Financial Alc Balance f---~ricultural Exports Banana Exoorts Total Banana Export Revenue Construction Imports No of Construction Starts Value of Construction Starts Consumer Price Index IJun 2010=100, Average period) Food Only Index (Jun2010=100, Averaoe nenodl c-!
"flation Rate Implicit Deftator of GVA (2006=100) Government Recurrent Revenue Government Recurrent Expenditure Government current account balance Total Passenoer Arrivals Tourist Arrivals Crusie Ship Passengers Excursionists Total Visitors Total Tourism Expenditure r--crUise Shio Calls Electricity Generated ~tricity Consumed Water Consumed Commarcial Bank Loans (Outstandinq) Source Central StatistIcs Office NO EC$M EC$M EC $ M EC $ M EC$M EC$M EC$M TONNES EC$M EC$M - - NO EC$ M INDEX INDEX % INDEX EC$M EC$M EC$M NO NO NO NO NO EC $M NO 000 000 KWH 000000 KWH 000000 Qal EC$M 70,382 70,352 108.00 115.19 10633 10428 314.05 34545 (19886) (23745) (127.85) (143.56) 111.48 111.21 38.26 31.06 18,377 11,956 2199 15.93 3427 2700 117 133 32.77 31.14 8156 82.73 9443 95.27 0.18 143 9749 94.37 192.90 20430 210.19 22921 (5.89) (36.31) 109383 116,308 6.~ 73,190 177.044 136,859 1,674 3.928 207,726 254,162 141.15 12332 187 206 7843 80.13 62.74 6419 622.33 I 55556 529.09 505.88 70,692 112.03 109.31 454.10 (342.07) (13461) 149.90 3436 12-s52 20.22 42.28 125 3637 8B42 97.17 261 100.00 70,417 70,564 111.75 111.86 107.05 10462 392.03 44863 (28028) (336.77) (158.92) (20541) 79.03 21273 3632 3283 11,953 14,484 19.58 17.38 39.19 3962 149 110 37.87 29.70 86.17 84.73 97.60 9658 242 1.70 9839 97.43 23460 2~~ -.2~ 210.87 218.40 46,41 16.20 118,306 122,28B 79,257 80,087 301,511 383,61< 650 2,577 381,418 466,278 151.92 163.70 234 299 79.23 8366 67.79 66.42 726,41 590.01 529.87 501.30 80,480 379.643 927 461,050 18534 314 85.42 6957 717.80 601
 39 lzf450 239.12 42.09 - • 38 Table 20.0 Cont'd Selected Economic Indicators 2002-2011 CURRENT PRICES GVA at Basic Prices GVA at Basic Prices orowth rate GDP at Market Prices GDP at market prices arowth rate GNI at Market Prices Per Capita GVA at Basic Prices Per Capita GDP at Market Prices Per Capita GNI at Market Prices CONSTANT PRICES GVA at Basic Prices GVA at Basic Prices arowth rate Per Caoita GVA at Basic Prices OTHER INDICATORS Mid Year population Value of Exoorts (FOB) Value of Domestic EXDorts(FOB) Value of Imports (CIF) Visible Trade Balance Balance of Pavments Current Ale Balance Balance of Payments- Capital & Financial Ale Balance Agricultural EXDortS Banana Exports Total Banana Export Revenue Construction Imports No of Construction Starts Value of Construction Starts Consumer Price Index (Jun.
2010-100, Average period) Food OnIv Index (Jun2010=100, Averaoe period) Inflation Rate Imolicit Deflator of GVA (2006-100) Government Recurrent Revenue Government Recurrent Expenditure Government current account balance Total Passenqer Arrivals Tourist Arrivals Cruise Shio Passenoers Excursionists Total Visitors Total Tourism Exoenditure Cruise ShiD Calls Electricitv Generated Electricitv Consumed Water Consumed Commercial Bank Loans (Outstandinn) Source: Central StatIstIcs Office Note" P-Preliminary UNIT 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011' EC$M % channe EC$M % chanoe EC$ M EC$ EC$ EC$ EC$M % chann8 EC$ NO EC$M EC$M EC $M EC $M EC$M EC $M EC$M TONNES EC $M EC$M NO EC $M INDEX INDEX % INDEX EC $M EC $ M EC $ M NO NO NO NO NO EC $M NO 000000 KWH 000000 KWH OOOOOOnal EC $M 912.28 999.28 1,069.21 5.89 1,130.70 8.01 1,077.74 12,898 15,986 15,238 9.54 1.23939 9.61 1,189.88 14,129 17,524 16,824 7.00 1,319.98 6.50 1,283.11 15,113 18,658 18,137 1,048.48 (1 98) 1,300.20 11 50\ 1,274.71 14,818 18,383 18,022 1,06098 1.23 1,304.30 0.31 1,266.58 14,940 18,366 17,835 895.39 3.94 12,659 965.18 7.79 13,647 957.52 (0.79) 13,534 964.42 0.72 13,635 98285 1.91 13,839 70,729 98.70 95.83 52863 (42993) (234.77) 70,726 107.98 10296 666.95 (55897) (35039) 73.67
81,112 380,671 965 462,748 236.90 211 87.50 73.67 787.85 71086 70,747 91.81 8633 60776 (51594) 1290.21\ 29342 41.02 8,087 14.21 6391 119 36.66 97.09 9877 0.01 11166 348.85 28675 6210 110,144 74,924 516,405 780 592,109 227.20 262 9272 80.31 86559 77381 70,730 84.60 78.98 592.77 (50817) 1208.07) ) 1165.10\ 247.68 44.57 6,156 12.03 73.45 117 3323 101 19 103.43 1.10 10795 35669 31373 42.96 108,497 75,546 362,661 764 438,971 30466 187 100.42 8884 808.59 87837 • 39 Chart 1 Banana Export and Domestic Export 2002-2011 c: .2 ..,.
:ii U W 120.00 100.00 80.00 60.00 40.00 20.00 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 -Domestic Export Revenue 106.33104.28107.05104.62109.31 95.83 102.9686.33 78.98 84.86 Banana Export Revenue 21.99 15.93 19.58 17.38 20.22 1254 17.07 14.21 9.32 12.03 Chart 2 Total Imports and Total Exports 2002·2011 c: .2 :ii..,.
o w 800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 --Value of Imports 314 345 392 449 454 529 667 608 593 592 ValueolTotal Exports 115.19i108.00111.75 111.86112.031 98.70 107.98' 91.81 84.60 92.55 • • • 40 , • Chart 3 Total Agriculture Production and Exports 2002-2011 250 200 150 50 100 II I It I 0 2006 2007 2004 2002 2005 2003 2008 2009 2010 2011 C 0 .,.
:i: u W g; Total Production Exports Chart 4 Gross Domestic Product (GOP) 2002-2011 1,400 1,200 1,000 800 600 400 200 C 0 :i: <It U W 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 Mi GDP Current Market Prices 883 GDP Constant Basic Prices 790 920 839 991 846 976 831 1,047 1,131 1,239 1,320 1,300 1,304 861 895 965 958 964 983 41 Chart 5 Percentage Contribution of GOP by Economic Activity in Constant Prices 2011 Transport, Storage & Communications 14.46 Wholesale & Retail Trade Education Agriculture, Livestock & Forestry Real Estate, Renting & Business Activities PubliC Administration, Defence & Social S€CLlrity Financial Intermediation construction Electricity and Water Supply _ 5.13 Health & Social Work .
3.54 Manufacturing _ 3.18 Hotels and Restaurants Other Community/Social/Personal Services • • 1.82 1.14 Mining and Quarrying • 0.97 Private Households with Employed Persons I 0.44 Fishing I 0.40 S 10 15 20 Percent Note: Percentage Contribution here is shown without the Inclusion of the Financial Services Indirectly Measured (FISIM) for each sector • 42 • Chart 6 Percentage share of GOP by Sector in Constant Prices 2011 Hotels and Fishing Restaurants""\ 0.40% 1.82% \ Manufacturing 3.18% Health & Social Work 3.54% Electricity and Water Supply S.13% Private Households with Employed Persons 0.44% Publ.it Admjnjstration/ Defence & Social Security 8.34% Other Community/Social/ Personal Services 1.14% Note: Percentage share here is shown without the inclusion of the Financial Services Indirectly Measured (FISIM) for each sector Mining and Quarrying 0.97% 43 • \ Contact us for information on the following: External Trade Statistics Travel Statistics Consumer Price Index National Accounts Balance of Payments Population Statistics Demographic St2.tistics Environmental Statistics Gender Statistics Social Indicator Millennium Development Goals Agricultural Statistics Production and Energy Statistics Crime Statistics Central Statistics Office Ministry of Finance Be Social Security Tel: 1-767-266-3400/3407 Fax: (767) 449-9128 Email: cso@dominica.gov.dm