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Past trends and Present position up to 2018 Basic Statistics NEVIS STATISTICAL DIGEST The Nevis Statistical Digest 2019 ©The Department of Statistics, Nevis All rights reserved.
Published by the Department of Statistics Designed by Mentrice Warner-Arthurton The Department of Statistics TDC Building Island Main Road, Charlestown, Nevis Email: statsnevis@niagov.com Telephone: 1 (869) 469 5521 Ext 2168/2169 Fax: 1 (869) 469 0336 ____________ Disclaimer: While all care has been taken to produce accurate figures based on available data, the Department of Statistics does not accept any liability for any omission from such forecasts nor any loss or damage arising from the use of, or reliance on the information contained within this publication.
The information presented in this publication does not reflect the opinion of the Department of Statistics.

i Mission Statement To prepare meaningful, timely, accurate and reliable data, for purpose of decision making and macro-economic policy formulation; in an effort to stimulate economic development efforts by attracting new industry and investment to Nevis.
That the statistics we publish are of the highest quality possible; That the general public will be confident that the information that they provide us with are secure; That the importance of the department will be recognized.

“Another mistaken notion connected with the law of large numbers is the idea that an event is more or less likely to occur because it has or has not happened recently.
The idea that the odds of an event with a fixed probability increase or decrease depending on recent occurrences of the event is called the gambler's fallacy.” (Leonard Mlodinow , The Drunkard's Walk: How Randomness Rules Our Lives) ii CONTENTS Tables Foreword Editorial Explanatory Notes Chapter 1 GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT NEVIS ℘ Notable Local & Historical Events ℘ Structure of Nevis Island Administration & Elections Results ℘ Election Results Chapter 2 POPULATION AND VITAL STATISTICS ℘ Population/Population Growth, Ethnic Groups, Religion ℘ Birth, Death & Infant Mortality, Teenage Pregnancy ℘ Marriages, Location of Marriages and Divorces Chapter 3 HOUSING, INFRASTRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION ℘ Households, Building Permits Issued ℘ Titles Registered, Deeds Registered ℘ Electricity Consumers and Production ℘ Water Consumption ℘ Building started Construction by Type Chapter 4 TRANSPORTATION ℘ Registration and Licensing of Vehicles, Importation of Vehicles, ℘ Drivers Written & Road Test, Traffic Accidents ℘ Aircraft Movements ℘ Cargo Movements via Air and Sea Ports Chapter 5 TOURISM AND PASSENGERS MOVEMENT ℘ Accommodations ℘ Visitors Arrivals ℘ Length of Stay & Purpose of Visit ℘ Yacht and Cruise Calls & Passengers ℘ Passengers Movements via Air & Sea Ports ℘ Arrivals into St. Kitts bound for Nevis iii Chapter 6 HEALTH AND SOCIAL ℘ Selected Health Indicators ℘ Number of Registered Medical Practitioners ℘ Intentional & Unintentional Injuries ℘ Infant & Toddlers Visit ℘ Registered Psychiatric Patients ℘ Laboratory Cases at Alexander Hospital & Avalon ℘ Registered Diabetics & Hypertensive Patients ℘ Dental Unit Chapter 7 SOCIAL SERVICES AND GENDER AFFAIRS ℘ Reported Cases from Family Services Division ℘ Hot Meals distribution by Parish & Gender Chapter 8 FINANCE ℘ NIA Revenue and Expenditure (Estimates) ℘ Inland Revenue Department ℘ Customs & Excise Department ℘ Nevis Financial Services ℘ SKB/NEV GDP ℘ Consumer Price Index – Inflation Rate Chapter 9 EDUCATION ℘ General Information on Pre-Schools, Nurseries, Primary,
 Secondary ℘ Number of Students and Teachers (public & private) ℘ Number of CSEC Subjects Passes for Secondary Schools Students ℘ CAPE Grade Distribution at the Sixth Form College ℘ Enrollment at the Charlestown Secondary Sixth Form College ℘ Number of Students per CSEC Subject passes – Gingerland & Charlestown ℘ CSEC Subject Entries and Percentage Passes – Gingerland & Charlestown ℘ CAPE Subject Entries and Percentage Passes – Sixth Form College ℘ Final Scores Gulf Insurance Primary Schools Athletic Competition Chapter 10 EMPLOYMENT ℘ Average number of Employees by Selected Industries and Services ℘ Work Permit Application by Sectors ℘ Work Permit Application by Nationality iv Chapter 11 AGRICULTURE PRODUCTION AND TRADE ℘ Egg Production ℘ Throughput at the Marketing Division ℘ Production of Target Crops ℘ Animals Slaughter per annum ℘ Estimated Landings of Species of Fishes ℘ Export of Sea Food per annum ℘ Output from Propagation Unit ℘ Production and quantity of commodities sold Chapter 12 TRADE ℘ Total Value of Imports ℘ Total Value of Exports ℘ Exports of certain commodities Chapter 13 RAINFALL ℘ Rainfall Data (mm) Chapter 14 CRIME STATISTICS AND FIRE CALLS ℘ Crime Statistics ℘ Fire Calls v TABLES Chapter 1: General Information about Nevis 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Members of the Nevis Island Administration and portfolios Member(s) of the Opposition Political parties contested the Nevis Island Elections, 1987-2017 Nevis political parties contest the Federal Elections, 1984-2017 Federal Elections Results for Nevis, 1995-2015 Nevis Island Election results, 2015 Nevis Island Election results, 2017 Chapter 2: Population and Vital Statistics 2.1 Census Day and Population, 1871- 2011 2.2 Nevis Intercensal Population Growth, 1871-2001 2.3 Nevis Population by Parish per Census, 1871-2001 2.4 Population by Parish and Sex, 2001 and 2011 2.5 Population by Parish, Sex and Percentage Change, 2001/2011 2.6 Comparison between males & females, Age Group and Percentage
 Distribution 2.7 Comparison between Household Sizes & Density by parish, 2001/2011 2.8 Population by Age Group by parish, Census 2001 2.9 Population by Age Group by parish, Census 2011 2.10 Population by Age 85 & over by parish, Census 2011 2.11 Population by Age 85 & over by parish and Sex, Census 2011 2.12 Population by Ethnicity, Sex, Frequency and Percentage, Census 2011 Population by Religion and Sex, Census 2011 2.13 2.14 Median Age by Parish and Sex, Census 2001and 2011 2.15 Nevis Births, Live and Crude Birth Live Rate, 2010-2018 2.16 Nevis Deaths, Crude Death Rate, 2010-2016 2.17 Nevis Infant Mortality Rate, Still Birth/Still Birth Rate, 2010-2016 2.18 Teenage Pregnancies by Age, 2010-2018 2.19 Teenage Birth and Teenage Birth Rate, 2010-2018 2.20 2.21 Marriages per Parish, 2010-2018 2.22 2.23 Number of Absolute Decree (divorces) granted in Nevis, 2010-2018 Location where Marriages took place, 2010-2018 Places of Marriages broken down, 2010-2018 Chapter 3: Housing, Infrastructure and Construction 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 3.5 3.6 3.7 3.8 Water Consumption, 2010-2018 Number of Households by parish per decade, 1970-2011 Building Permits issued by Sector, 2010-2018 Building Permits issued per project, 2010-2018 Certificates of Title issued at the Registry in Nevis, 2010-2018 Building started Construction by Type, 2013-2018 Type of Deeds registered at the Registry in Nevis, 2010-2018 Electricity Consumers & Electricity Production, 2010-2018 Chapter 4: Transportation 4.1 4.2 4.3 Number of vehicles Registered 2010-2018 Number of vehicles Licensed, 2010-2018 Number of vehicles Imported, 2012-2018 vi 4.4 4.5 4.6 4.7 4.8 4.9 Results of Drivers Written Tests, 2010-2018 Results of Driver’s Road Tests, 2010-2018 Results of Traffic Accidents, 2010-2018 Aircraft Arrivals & Departures via VWAI, 2010-2018 Cargo Movements to and from VWAI, 2010-2018 Cargo Movements via Seaport(s), 2010-2018 Number of Hotels, Rooms & Beds, 2010-2018 Accommodation for Stay-overs, 2010-2018 Monthly
 Visitors Arrivals, 2010-2018 Visitors Arrivals during Tourism Season, 2010/11-2017/18 Visitors Arrivals from traditional territories, 2010-2018 Monthly Visitors Arrivals from the United States countries, 2010-2018 Monthly Visitors Arrivals from the United Kingdom countries, 2010-2018 Monthly Visitors Arrivals from the Province of Canada, 2010-2018 Visitors Length of Stay, 2010-2018 Visitors Purpose of Visits, 2010-2018 Chapter 5: Tourism and Passengers Movement 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 5.10 5.11 Number of Yachts and Cruise Ship Calls, 2010-2018 5.12 Number of Yachts and Cruise Ship Passengers, 2010-2018 5.13 Number of Cruise Ship Calls during the Tourism Season, 2010/11-2017/18 5.14 Number of Cruise Ship Passengers during the Tourism Season, 2010/11-2017/18 5.15 Monthly totals divided in quarters for Yacht Passengers, 2010-2018 5.16 5.17 Tourist arrivals by Age, 2010-2018 5.18 Tourist arrivals by Sex, 2010-2018 5.19 5.20 5.21 5.22 Passenger Arrivals and Departures per ½ year to and from VWAI, 2010-2018 Inter Ferry Passenger Movements between Charlestown & Basseterre, 2010–2018 Arrivals in St. Kitts bound for Nevis 2018 Purpose of Visit in St. Kitts bound for Nevis 2018 Percentage change per ½ year for Yachts and Cruise, 2010 - 2018 Chapter 6: Health & Social 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 6.5 6.6 6.7 6.8 6.9 6.10 Registered Hypertensive Patients by Sex at Health Centres, 2010-2018 6.11 Dental Statistics by Services Rendered and by Patients, 2010-2018 Selected Health Indicators, 2010-2018 Intentional and Unintentional Injuries, 2010-2018 Infant Visits at Health Centres, 2010-2018 Toddlers Visits at Health Centres, 2010-2018 Infant Visits (new) at Health Centres, 2010-2018 Registered Psychiatric Patients by Age Range, 2013-2018 HIV/AIDS laboratory cases at Alexandra, 2010-2018 HIV/AIDS laboratory cases at Avalon, 2010-2018 Registered Diabetic Patients by Sex at Health Centres, 2010-2018 Chapter 7: Social Services and Gender Affairs 7.1 7.2 Family Services Division
 Reported Cases in Nevis, 2010-2018 Hot Meals Statistics in Nevis, 2010-2018 Chapter 8: Finance 8.1 8.2 Nevis Estimates, 2010-2018 Revenue collected from Customs & Excise Department, 2013-2018 vii Revenue collected from Inland Revenue, 2013-2018 8.3 Revenue and Expenditure Analysis, 2012-2018 8.4 Revenue collected per quarter, 2013-2018 8.5 Number of New Companies Registered, 2012-2018 8.6 Number of Active Entities, 2012-2018 8.7 St. Kitts and Nevis Gross Domestic Product by Economic Act in Current Prices, 2013-2018 8.8 St. Kitts and Nevis Gross Domestic Product by Economic Act in Constant (2006) Prices, 2013-2018 8.9 Consumer Price Index – Quarterly indices & Inflation Rate, 2014 8.10 Consumer Price Index – Quarterly indices & Inflation Rate, 2015 8.11 8.12 Consumer Price Index – Quarterly indices & Inflation Rate, 2016 8.13 Consumer Price Index – Quarterly indices & Inflation Rate, 2017 8.14 Consumer Price Index – Quarterly indices & Inflation Rate, 2018 General Information on Preschool and Nurseries, 2010/11-2017/2018 Number of Public & Private Primary Schools, 2010/11-2017/18 Number of Students and Teachers in Public Primary Schools, 2010/11-2016/2017 Number of Students and Teachers in Private Primary Schools, 2010/11-2016/2017 Number of Public & Private Secondary Schools, 2010/11-2017/2018 Number of Students and Teachers in Public Secondary Schools, 2010/11-2016/2017 Number of Students & Teachers in Private Secondary School, 2010/11-2015/2016 CSEC Subject Passes for Charlestown and Gingerland Secondary School, 2010-2018 CAPE Grade Distribution at Charlestown Secondary Sixth Form College, 2010-2018 Chapter 9: Education 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 9.8 9.9 9.10 Enrolment at Charlestown Secondary Sixth Form College, 2010-2018 9.11 Number of students per CSEC Subject pass at GSS, 2010-2018 9.12 Number of students per CSEC Subject pass at CSS, 2010-2018 Subject Entries & Percentage Pass at CSS, 2010-2018 9.13 Subject Entries & Percentage Pass at GSS, 2010-2018 9.14
 Sixth Form College CAPE Results per subject, 2018 9.15 Final Scores for Gulf Insurance Primary School Athletic Championship, 2010-2018 9.16 Average Employees by Selected Industries and Services in Nevis, 2012-2017 Chapter 10: Employment 10.1 10.2 Work Permit Applications by Sector in Nevis, 2010-2017 10.3 Work Permit Application by Sector and by Sex, 2012 - 2017 10.4 Work Permit Applications by Region/Nationality and by Sex, 2013-2017 Annual Production of popular animals slaughtered, 2010-2018 Accumulative total of acreage formed and estimated yield, 2013-2017 Production Analysis & Comparison of targeted Crops, 2013-2017 Chapter 11: Agriculture Production 11.1 Egg Production per quartile in Nevis, 2010-2018 11.2 Throughput per annun at the Marketing Division, 2013-2018 11.3 11.4 11.5 Top ten targeted crops, 2013-2017 11.6 11.7 Estimated landings of species of fishes, 2013-2017 11.8 Export of Seafood per pound, 2010-2018 11.9 Number of livestock slaughtered at Abattoir, 2013-2018 11.10 Average carcass weight of livestock slaughtered at Abattoir, 2013-2018 11.11 Output from Propagation Unit of vegetable seedlings, fruit tress & herbs, 2013-2018 11.12 Estimated fish landing per quartile, 2018 11.13 Product & quantity of value added commodities sold at the Abattoir, 2013-2018 viii 11.14 Total Exports for the period 2013-2017 Chapter 12: Trade 12.1 Total Value of Imports, 2010-2018 12.2 Total Value of Exports, 2013-2018 Chapter 13: Rainfall 13.1 Monthly Rainfall data, 2010-2018 13.2 Rainfall during Hurricane Season, 2010-2018 Crime Statistics reported & recorded, 2010-2018 Crimes committed under Drug Act, 2010-2018 Chapter 14: Crime Statistics and Fire Calls 14.1 14.2 14.3 Violent Crimes committed, 2010-2018 14.4 14.5 14.6 14.7 Number of Fires by Category broken down, 2010-2018 14.8 Fire calls per Category A, 2010-2018 Fire calls per Category B, 2010-2018 14.9 14.10 Fire calls per Category C, 2010-2018 Crimes committed Against a Person, 2010-2018 Crimes committed under
 the Larceny Act, 2010-2018 Serious Offences committed, 2010-2018 ix Foreword The vast amount of dated documents which have aided in the compilation for this year Statistical Digest, provide the necessary tools for an analyst to characterize and develop assumptions.
Anually published, the figures are mainly annual totals for calendar months combined into sections in an effort to offer ease of reference.

Improvements and revisions are continually made.

Notification of errors and omissions is welcomed.

A soft copy may be downloaded via the Nevis Island Administration’s website, www.nia.gov.kn, under the Department of Statistics.

For users with specific requirements, the Department of Statistics may be able to offer assistance.
Except where other copyright is indicated, and once used as intended, articles in this publication may be freely duplicated with acknowledgement of the Source.

The Department welcomes your questions and or comments which can be send to: The Director, Department of Statistics, TDC Building, Main Street, Charlestown, Nevis.

x Editorial Welcome to the 2019 issue of the Statistics Digest.
Presented by the Department of Statistics, this 6th revised-edition, is intended for use as an essential reference tool for policy makers and economists.

The data collected are used to calculate indicators to track, monitor and evaluate the country’s progress.

This Digest, will aid decision-makers to interpret trends and realities of the economy.
For it was William James, an American philosopher and psychologist who once said, “We must be careful not to confuse data with the abstraction we use to analyse them.” Hence, from time to time, Statistical directorates have assembled in various OECS countries to discuss ways forward on improving the delivery of statistics across the region.

Therefore it is imperative that the Statistics Units produce not only accurate but timely data.
Each section captured in this digest, detail trends for assessment and monitoring systems performance to include but not limited to the number of construction, importation of vehicles, movement of cargo and people, the agricultural production and various crimes reported to the authorities.

The preliminary chapters of this digest provide details on the country’s demographics and the political trend dating back to 1984.
Historical events dating 1493 to present and notable local events form part of the dossier.
For those of you who have appreciated our previous editions, it is my pleasure as the Editor to present this year’s publication, and to keep in mind the words once said by Paul Anderson, “I have yet to see any problem however complicated, which when you looked at it the right way, did not become more, still complicated.” Special thanks is extended to our private and public partners who collected, collated, disseminated, analysed and forward the data use to assist in this year’s publication.
We look forward to the continual harmonization between, other departments of government, the private sector of the economy and our department.

Mentrice Warner Arthurton, MPM, BSc, Dip Complier & Layout Artist, Editor xi Explanatory Notes The Digest The formation for this digest comprises of 11 sections, which can be considered as the statistics indicators, which can be used to analyse the social and economic trends of the island of Nevis.
Reporting Period Data Source Rounding Some of these indicators include but not limited to population, infrastructure, health, education, tourism, agriculture, finance and crime.

The period under review commences on January 1st 2010, and end on December 31st 2018.

The data used in this publication was obtained mainly from administrative records of public and private sector agencies.

In some instances, data is rounded up/down to one or two decimal places.
Symbols and Abbreviations Percentage / % in Inches brk Break mm Millimeter con Container km Kilometer N/A Not Applicable Kilograms kg (between two consecutive years) indicates a Financial Year or School Year Gross Domestic Product Nil or Negligible Twenty Equivalent Units (containers are 20ft or 40ft) Freight on Board Limited Liability Company GDP - TEU FOB LLC NBCO Nevis Business Company Ordinance Mw\h Milliwatt per hour lbs.
Pounds GNI Gross National Income 1 Section 1 - General Information Nevis, a 36-square miles jewel, lies near the top of the Lesser Antilles archipelago.

Given the alias, ‘Queen of the Caribees’ in 1671, the island is accepted for its small, sombrero shape like statue.

Its charm and tranquility will take you back in time when things were simpler, life more peaceful and stress was just a word.
This gem intertwines as part of the Federation of St. Christopher and Nevis and has natural vegetation that is unparalleled.

Area: Nevis is 36 square miles (93 square kilometers).

The island is 7 miles (11.2 km) long by 6 miles (9.6 km) wide.

Location: It is located about 200 miles south of Puerto Rico or approximately 17º North Latitude, and just west of Anguilla, approximately 62º West Longitude.
Geographical Division (Parishes) The island of Nevis is geographically divided into five parishes: St. Paul’s, St. Thomas’, St. James, St. Georges, and St. Johns.

Highest Point: Nevis is conical in shape with a volcanic peak known as Nevis Peak.

It is the highest point on the island and stands at a height of 3,232 ft. Capital: The island’s capital is Charlestown.

Airport: Nevis’ airport is named Vance W Amory International Airport (formerly Newcastle Airport).
It is situated in St. James Parish and a journey from it to Charlestown, takes approximately 10 - 15 minutes.

Religion: One of the most important elements of the people of Nevis, is their religious beliefs which are traditionally founded on Christianity.

As a people, who are linked to their past, Nevisians embrace Christian beliefs as taught by several denominations in the society.

Traditionally, there were Anglican, Roman Catholic, Methodist, Baptist and Wesleyan Holiness.
In recent times, others have been added including: Church of God, Brethren, Evangelical, Pentecostal, Seventh Day Adventist and Jehovah’s Witness.

From about the mid 1990’s, with the influx of immigrants from other Caribbean countries, we have witnessed the practice of religious beliefs in Hindu, Bahai and Muslim.
Banks: The banking institutions on the island are: the RBTT Bank, the Bank of Nova Scotia, the Bank of Nevis, First Caribbean International Bank, The Development Bank of St. Kitts and Nevis and The 2 St. Kitts Nevis & Anguilla National Bank.
There are two credit unions, the Nevis Cooperative Credit Union and FND Enterprise Cooperative Credit Union Ltd. Of these banking institutions, two are locally owned; the Bank of Nevis which has an international banking section and the St. Kitts Nevis & Anguilla National Bank.

Currency: The official currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar.

Foreign currency is convertible at commercial banks at the prevailing rate of exchange.
Air Services: The aircraft carriers are: Seaborne, Winair, Air Sunshine, Coastal Air, Fly Montserrat, Air Anguilla, Tradewind, Caribbean Helicopters Limited, FEDEX and DHL cargo airlines provide daily courier services.

Sea Services: Transportation by sea can be accessed via: motor vessels Caribe Breeze, Caribe Surf, Mark Twain, Sea Hustler, Sea Bridge and Apple Cyder.

Water Sports Islander company operates a Sea Taxi service via Qualie Beach to St. Kitts.
Hospital: There is one major hospital on the island, the Alexandra Hospital, located on Government Road, Charlestown.

However, there are Parish Health Centres, opened daily to serve the general public.

Police & Fire Services: There are four (4) Police Stations and two (2) Fire Stations on the island.

Of the two fire stations, the main one is adjacent to the Charlestown Police Station and the other is located at the Vance W. Amory International Airport in Newcastle.
The other police stations are Cotton Ground, New Castle and Gingerland.

3 Tourism Week: Mid-February Notable Local Events Nevis St. Kitts Swim: 1st Sunday in March (Participants swim across 2.5 miles of sea water known as the Narrows between Nevis and St.

Kitts.)

Horse Racing: Most Public Holidays (The race track has no stopping gates and the track is not manicured, but there is no other race course in the world which has a backdrop of blue sea and a dormant volcano.)
Drag Racing: Most Public Holidays (Drag racers from across the Leeward Islands participate in most of the meets.

The drag race strip is located in St. James’ Parish.)

Inter-Primary Athletics Championship (Students of primary age compete on a yearly basis for track supremacy.)

Nevis Blues Festival April St. Kitts and Nevis Sailing Regatta Hanley’s Road Fishing Tournament May – June Culturama July – August (Nevis’ premier Cultural Festival.

It is celebrated annually over the last weekend of July –August.)
Nevis Marathon & Running Festival September (Held on a testing course that has an imaginative combination of challenging hills and flat terrains, providing an opportunity for speed.)

Oualie Beach Fishing Tournament: October (Approximately 30 boats with fishermen from across the Leeward Islands compete on an annual basis for the largest catch.)

Nevis International Triathlon: November (Flagship Sporting Event which attracts persons from across the globe.)
4 Historical Events • 1493: Sighted and named by Christopher Columbus on his second voyage.

• 1834: Emancipation.

(Abolition Act 1833 end slavery in the British Empire on 1st August.

• 1861: First Nevis postage stamp issued.

• 1899: The hospital was destroyed in a hurricane.

It was located on Old Hospital Road.

• 1906: The Queen’s House, once residence of the Governor was transformed into the hospital and named Alexandra Hospital after Queen Alexandra.
• 1950: The First Secondary School, (Charlestown Secondary) was opened.

• 1956: The Federal Colony of the Leeward Islands was dissolved and St. Kitts, Nevis and Anguilla became a separate colony.

o Newcastle Airport opened.

• 1958: The colony of St. Kitts, Nevis and Anguilla entered the West Indies Federation as a single unit.

• 1959: M.V.

Christena began its ferry service between Nevis and St. Kitts.

It was 160 ft. in length and owned and operated by the Government.
• 1961: Nevisians, led by Eugene Walwyn, sought secession from St. Kitts.

• 1967: St. Kitts and Nevis attained Associated Statehood with Britain.

The new Constitution changed the status of St. Kitts-Nevis-Anguilla from Colony to Associated Statehood; however, the rebellion of Anguilla kept her from being part of the new State.

o The new Constitution provided for the Nevis Local Council.

• 1970: M. V. Christena sank off Nag’s Head, St. Kitts while on its journey to Nevis.
Approximately 240 passengers most of whom were Nevisians, perished.

o A group of Nevisians formed the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP) with Simeon Daniel, a Lawyer by profession as the first President.

o The Nevis Island Administration Building was constructed.

• 1974: The Nevis Dramatic and Cultural Society founded CULTURAMA, a festival dedicated to preserving the culture-music, dance, crafts and cuisine of Nevis.
• 1979: Introduction to Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) proficiency examinations for secondary students.

• 1980: The MV Caribe Queen went into service replacing the MV Liamuiga which was wrecked in St. Kitts by tropical storm David in August 1979. o February 19: Following the General Elections, the Nevis Reformation Party formed a coalition with the People’s Action Movement.

Simeon Daniel was given the portfolio as Minister of Finance.
• 1983: St. Kitts and Nevis attained political independence from Great Britain on September 19. o Princess Margaret unveiled the dedication plaque as part of the Independence Celebration.

o Alexander Hamilton House was renovated to house the Nevis Island Assembly.

o Mr. Simeon Daniel became the first Premier in Nevis.

o Mr. Spencer Byron was named the first President of the Nevis Island Assembly following the attainment of Independence.
o The Nevis Island Administration built the Sixth Form College next to Charlestown Secondary (CSS).

5 o Mr. Herman Liburd became Speaker of the National Assembly.

o Mr. Weston Parris was appointed the first Deputy Governor General for Nevis.

• 1984: The Education Department changed the primary schools in Charlestown from segregated boys and girls schools to a co-educational platform.

• 1985: Queen Elizabeth II unveiled a plaque at the Power Station in Prospect.
o SKANTEL replaced Cable and Wireless as the telecommunication provider.

• 1987: First post-independence (Local Island Assembly) elections held in December.

• 1988: The Nevis Water Department laid new lines in Nevis, the service was metered and from this time consumers began paying for water.

o The Voice of Nevis (Radio VON) went on the air, becoming the first privately owned radio station in the Federation.
In the Federal Elections voters returned the PAM/NRP coalition to office for a third straight • 1989: term.

• 1990: First vote in Parliament for the Secession bid for Nevis.

Needed 4/5 but other members of the NRP did not support Hon.

Simeon Daniel.

• 1991: The first 5-Star Hotel – Four Seasons Resort was opened with John Stauss as General Manager and Isadore Sharpe as President of the Four Season brand.

• 1992: Local elections held on June 1.

First change of Government in the Local Assembly.


The Concerned Citizens Movement (CCM) led by Vance Amory won 3 of the 5 seats, replacing the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP) led Nevis Island Administration.

Hon.

Simeon Daniel was leader of the party.

o June 5: Weston Parris, the Deputy Governor General died in office.

• 1994: His Royal Highest, the Duke of Edinburgh visited the island.

o The first local born to be ordained Priest of the St. Paul’s Anglican Church, Ernest Flemming.
• 1995: SKANTEL provided the first internet service on Nevis to Hanver Trust Company.

o Hurricane Luis and Marilyn came back to back and caused severe damages.

o His Honour, Eustace John was sworn in as the 2nd Deputy Governor General of Nevis.

• 1996: The Nevis Island Administration dedicated Phase One of the Waterfront renovation project on September 19th.
• 1997: In June the Nevis Island Assembly led by the Concerned Citizens Movement held the first reading of the Secession Ordinance, which called for a vote for separation from St. Kitts.

o Following the local election, CCM returned to office and saw the first woman – Honourable Jean Nisbett-Harris elected to office.

o September - Paul Lawrence opened Lyn Jeffers private secondary school.

o Following the death of Mr. Spencer Byron, first President of the Nevis Island Assembly, the Hon.
Marjorie Morton was appointed as President.

• 1998: The Nevis Island Government finished the first phase of the airport expansion.

o Hurricane George caused several damages.

o There was a Referendum on Secession for Nevis that resulted in the "yes" vote failed by a narrow margin of 4%.

(62% as opposed to 66%).

o The Nevis Island Administration dedicated the deep-water port at Long Point on September 20th.

6 o The first female Magistrate for District “C”, Her Worship, Yasmin Clarke was appointed.
• 1999: Hurricane Lenny came from the west side and caused severe damages.

• 2000: Honourable Patrice D H Nisbett replaced Joseph Parry as the elected representative in Constituency #11.

• 2001: The Nevis Island Administration undertook the first phase of the road improvement project (Newcastle to Cotton Ground).

o The Nevis Island Administration opened the Charlestown Waterfront Phase Two Project and unveiled the Christiana Disaster Monument.
• 2002: The Nevis Island Administration undertook the second phase of the road improvement project (Cotton Ground to Market Shop).

o On September 19th the Newcastle Airport was renamed Vance W. Amory International Airport.

• 2003: The Nevis Island Administration renovated and upgraded the Alexandra Hospital.

• 2004: The newly built Combermere Primary School was officially opened and renamed the Violet O Jeffers-Nicholls Primary School on September 2nd.
o Charlestown Post Office was officially reopened after months of renovation.

• 2005: The Prospect Primary School was renamed the Ivor Walters Primary School on 22nd September.

o October, saw the appointment of the First Resident Judge for Nevis, Her Ladyship, Justice Ianthea Leigertwood-Octave.

• 2006: Opening of the Flamboyant Nursing Home.

o The Nevis Reformation Party was elected to government after 14 years in opposition.

• 2007: The Hon.
• 2007: The Hon.

Malcolm Guishard, Leader of the Opposition in the Federal Parliament died.

o Honourable Mark Brantley was elected in a bi-election replacing Malcolm Guishard.

He became Leader of Her Majesty Loyal Opposition in the National Assembly.

o Charlestown Secondary School new wing was commissioned.

o Official launch of the Sea Bridge ferry services at Cades Bay.

o Official launch of the Golden Grove Housing Community in Brown Hill.
• 2008 Drilling for Geothermal energy commenced on Nevis o St. John’s Primary School was commissioned o Official opening of Drag Race Strip in St. James Parish o Hurricane Omar caused severe damages and the closure of Four Season Hotel.

• 2009: St. Thomas Preschool in Jessups Village, was renamed the Inez France Preschool.

o Nevis Netball Complex renamed after local netball pioneers Cicely Grell-Hull and Dora Stevens.

o Official launch of the Harbour View Housing Development, in Ramsbury Site.
o Preschoolers celebrate 25 years of Early Childhood Programme.

• 2010: Hon.

Patrice Nisbett appointed as Attorney General in the Federal Government.

o St. John’s Primary School was renamed the Elizabeth Pemberton Primary School.

o Grove Park was renamed Elquemedo T. Willett Park.

o Maddens Wind Farm in St. James Parish officially opened.

o Implementation of Value Added Tax (VAT) in the Federation of St. Kitts and Nevis.

• 2011: Housing Project in Cherry Garden officially opened on 14th January.
7 o Nevis Reformation Party (NRP) was elected for a second term on 11th July.

o Placement of a Memorial Monument was unveiled at Bath Cemetery in remembrance of M V Christina Disaster on 5th August.

o On November 22nd Cape Air Airline offers service to Nevis.

o Runarko Shakur Morton, former Leeward Islands Cricketer died as a result of a motor vehicle accident in Trinidad on March 4th.

• 2012: The Nevis Performance Arts Center (NEPAC) officially opened on April 28th.
o Honourable Simeon Daniel, Nevis’ First Premier died on May 27th.

o A landmark Election Petition Case was held at the Charlestown High Court, January 16 – 24th.

o The first elected seat, Nevis 2, to be legally declared “Null and Void”.

o Official opening of the Brown Hill Pharmacy in the Brown Hill Health Center.

o The Court of Appeal up held its decision regarding the petition case.

o In November, the NRP Administration dissolved parliament without setting an election date.
• 2013: January 22, Nevis Local Election.

Concerned Citizens Movement won 3 of 5 seats.

o Tradewind Aviation started operation from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Nevis on November 2nd.

o November 27th, Belle Vue International School was renamed Nevis Academy under new management.

• 2014: January 15th, Seaborne Airlines began its airlift service between Nevis and Puerto Rico.

o Samuel Hunkins Drive Waterfront was resurfaced on April 4th.
o Special Education Unit in Nevis was renamed Cecele Thompson-Browne Integrated School on 29th April.

• 2015: February 3rd, Official opening and renaming of two major roads in Charlestown:- The Hamilton Road which leads from Pump Road into Hamilton to the Carl Tucket Boulevard; and Pump Road which leads from the roundabout adjacent to the Bath Cemetery into the by-pass road to the Stuart Williams Drive.

o February 20th, Caribbean Helicopters Limited started its operations from Nevis via Antigua.
o February 22nd, Hon.

Vance Amory, Premier of Nevis was sworn in as Senior Minister of Nevis Affairs, Minister of Labour, Social Security and Ecclesiastics Affairs in the National Assembly.

Mark A G Brantley Minister of Foreign Affairs and Aviation in the National Assembly.

o April 7th, the removal of Value Added Tax (VAT) from all food items, medical supplies and funeral expenses.
• 2016: May-June, Rol-J Williams, a student of the Gingerland Secondary School receives the highest grade within the Federation of St. Christopher and Nevis with 17 CSEC passes and 17 Grade 1s.

o July 20 – Opening ceremony of the newly constructed Social Security Building at Pinneys.

o September 16th, Dr. Simeon Daniel was posthumous awarded as a National Hero of St. Kitts and Nevis.
o October 28th, The Department of Information in the Nevis Island Administration (NIA) launched the digital platform of Nevis Television (NTV).

o November 23rd, His Royal Highness Prince Harry made an official visit to Saint Kitts and Nevis.

8 • 2017: April 20th, A bust of the Rt Excellent Dr Sir Simeon Daniel, first Premier of Nevis and National Hero, was unveiled in Charlestown during an official ceremony.
The bust is erected on the island main road in the vicinity of the Arthur Evelyn Building also known as the Nevis Tourism Authority (NTA) Building.

o July 27th, Former Deputy Governor General of Nevis, His Hon Mr. Eustace John passed.

o September 1st, Her Hon, Mrs. Marjorie Morton was sworn in as the Acting Deputy Governor General in Nevis.

She is the 3rd person to hold that position and the first as a woman.
o October 25th, First in the politics of Nevis’ History, a baton of leadership has been passed from one serving member to another of the same political party.

The Hon Vance Amory (then Premier of Nevis) and Political leader of the Concerned Citizens Movement, passed the baton and leadership to the Hon Mark Brantley (then Deputy Premier of Nevis).

o December 18th, Nevis Island Local Election was held.

The Concerned Citizens Movement won 4 of the 5 seats.
o December 19th, the Hon Mark A.G. Brantley was sworn into office as the 3rd Premier for the island of Nevis.

• 2018: March 18th, the Official Opening of the Nevis Athletic Stadium (Mundo Track).

The sporting facility, a 9-lane 400 meter track is the first of its product in the Caribbean and third in the world, following China and Brazil.
o August 31st, Her Honour, Mrs. Hyleta Liburd was sworn in as the new Deputy Governor-General, replacing Mrs. Marjorie Morton who acted as Deputy Governor General during the period September 2017 to August 31, 2018. o October 21st, E Robelto Hector was elected as the 3rd Leader of the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP), one of the political parties in Nevis.
o October 25th, The Custom Courier service which is housed in Daniel’s Deck building on the corner of Government Road and the Island Main Road, was renamed as the Brian A David Customs Courier Facility.

9 Structure of the Nevis Island Administration Modelled off the West-Minister System with a Constitution as the Supreme Law, the Federation of St. Christopher and Nevis has a democratically elected government with a unicameral structure of parliament.
The uniqueness of the 1983 Constitution Order of St. Christopher and Nevis, gives credence for autonomy for the island of Nevis.

With five (5) single-member constituencies and a majority rule voting system for a period of five years term of assembly, the constitution allows for a composition of the Nevis Island Assembly.

As such, there are eight (8) parliamentary members who are elected and/or nominated to serve.
As a constitutional monarchy within the Commonwealth of Nations, the Federation recognizes Queen Elizabeth 11 (British Monarch) or her successor as the titular head of government.

The Monarch is represented on the island of Nevis by a Deputy Governor General appointed by the Governor General (titular head) of the Federation, who is constitutionally responsible for the government of both islands.
Since the realization of Independence in 1983, the island of Nevis is governed by an administrative division known as the Nevis Island Administration.
Premier Deputy Premier Minister Junior Minister Minister Junior Minister Organisational chart displaying the composition of the Nevis Island Administration 10 Chart displaying the composition of the Nevis Island Assembly as at December 31, 2018 Legal Advisor President Proposition (CCM) Opposition (NRP) Elected Member Premier (Elected) Deputy Premier (Elected) 2 Senior Ministers (Elected) 2 Junior Ministers (Nominated) The Nevis Island Assembly has the authority to pass and or amend certain ordinances.
When in session, the assembly is controlled by the President, who is presently, His Hon Mr. Farrell Smithen.

He once held the position of Clerk of the Assembly from 1997 to 2003.

The Deputy Governor General is responsible for delivering the throne speech at the first sitting of the assembly following an election process.

Presently, Her Honour, Mrs. Hyleta Liburd is the Deputy Governor General.

She was sworn into office on August 31st, 2018.

She has continued to hold the position at the end of 2018.
The Ministers of the Nevis Island Administration and their portfolios are listed in the below tables; and also the member of the Opposition who was elected and is the representative for that constituency.

Since obtaining independence as a Federation, the island of Nevis has participated in 16 elections by the end of December 2018.

These elections comprised of 8 Federal Elections and 8 Local Elections.
The charts below exhibit the two political parties, the Concerned Citizen Movement (CCM) and the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP) that contested these elections.

11 Table 1.1: Members of the Nevis Island Administration and their portfolios as at December 31, 2018 Name of Minister Area Representing Portfolios Mark A. G. Brantley Elected representative for St. John Constituency, (Nevis 2) Alexis A. Jeffers Eric R. Evelyn Spencer R. Brand U.
Troy Liburd Elected representative for St. James Constituency, (Nevis 4) Elected representative for St. George Constituency, (Nevis 5) Elected representative for St. Paul Constituency, (Nevis 1) Nominated member of Government Hazel Brandy- Williams Nominated member of Government Premier and Minister of Finance, Statistics, Economic Planning, Education & Library Services, Trade, Industry & Consumer Affairs, Human Resources, Tourism, Health, Information Technology, Public Utilities & Energy and Foreign Investment.
Deputy Premier and Minister of Agriculture, Land, Housing, Cooperatives and Fisheries, Natural Resources and Disaster Management.

Minister of Culture, Youth, Sports, Social Development, Community Development, Telecommunications & Information.

Minister of Labour, Public Works, Physical Planning, Post and the Environment.

Junior Minster in the Premier’s Ministry with special responsibilities for Education and Library Services and Information Technology.
Junior Minister in the Premier’s Ministry with special responsibilities for Health and Gender Affairs.
Table 1.2: Member of the Opposition as at December 31, 2018 Name Joseph W Parry Area Representing Position Elected representative for St. Thomas Constituency, (Nevis 3) No portfolio/Member of Parliament Table 1.3: Political parties contested the Nevis Island Elections 1987 - 2018 Nevis Island Election (1987 - 2017) Year Party CCM NRP Total Seats Table 1.4: Nevis political parties contested the Federal Elections, 1984 - 2018 Federal Election (1984 - 2015) Year Party Seats won CCM NRP 1984 1989 1993 1995 2000 2004 2010 2015 ** 3 3 1 2 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 ** In 1984, when the island of Nevis participated in the Federal Election, there was only one political party established - the Nevis Reformation Party (NRP).
12 Year Constituency 9 Constituency 10 Constituency 11 Year Constituency 9 Constituency 10 Constituency 11 Year Constituency 9 Constituency 10 Constituency 11 Year Constituency 9 Constituency 10 Constituency 11 Year Constituency 9 Constituency 10 Constituency 11 Table 1.5: Federal Elections results for Nevis, 1995-2010 1995 Registered Voters Voters Cast Spoiled/Rejected % Voted CCM Party NRP Party 2,520 1,416 2,071 1,352 788 1,173 6 7 2 53.7 55.6 56.6 722 581 474 624 200 697 2000 Registered Voters Voters Cast Spoiled/Rejected % Voted CCM Party NRP Party 2,924 1,517 2,430 1,608 743 1,269 4 4 1 55.0 49.0 52.2 808 555 538 796 184 730 2004 Registered Voters Voters Cast Spoiled/Rejected % Voted CCM Party NRP Party 3,918 1,639 2,659 1,853 662 1,168 6 4 3 47.3 40.4 43.9 986 498 498 861 160 667 2010 Registered Voters Voters Cast Spoiled/Rejected % Voted CCM Party NRP Party 4,295 1,110 2,146 3,356 8,90 1,696 6 0 3 78.1 80.2 79.0 1,749 1,601 665 714 225 979 2015 Registered Voters Voters Cast Spoiled/Rejected % Voted CCM Party NRP Party 6,129 1,393 3,584 3,768 1,063 2,425 20 3 6 61.5 76.3 67.7 2,033 754 1,164 1,715 306 1,255 Source: Statistics Office St. Kitts and Statistics Office Nevis 13 Table 1.6: Nevis Local Election Results for 2015 % s r e t o V ) % ( r e t o V t u o n r u T t s a C s e t o V W / g n i d a e L g n i n n i e t a d i d n a C - r e n n i W s e t o V d e v i e c e R Nevis 1 St Paul's 1,869 18 1,370 73 HECTOR, E Robelto Nevis 2 St John's 3,600 35 2,957 82 BRANTLEY, Mark Nevis 3 St George's 1,500 15 916 Nevis 4 St James' 1,800 18 1,745 Nevis 5 St Thomas' 1,381 14 758 61 97 55 AMORY, Vance JEFFERS, Alexis PARRY, Joseph 730 1,584 713 980 518 y t r a P n o i t a i l i f f A NRP Candidate CCM Candidate CCM Candidate CCM Candidate NRP Candidate 10,150 100% 7,746 76 Source: Electoral Office, Nevis Table 1.7: Nevis Local Election Results for 2017 l a r o t c e l E t c i r t s i D h s i r a P Nevis 1 St Paul's Nevis 2 St John's Nevis 3 St
 George's Nevis 4 St James' Nevis 5 St Thomas' s r e t o V d e t a c o l l A % s r e t o V ) % ( r e t o V t u o n r u T t s a C s e t o V / g n i d a e L g n i n n i W e t a d i d n a C - 2,025 3,909 1,650 2,338 1,381 18% 1,196 59% BRAND, Spencer 596 35% 2,371 61% BRANTLEY, Mark 1,334 15% 1,000 61% EVELYN, Eric 21% 1,368 59% JEFFERS, Alexis 12% 758 55% PARRY, Joseph 761 833 518 CCM Candidate CCM Candidate CCM Candidate CCM Candidate NRP Candidate 11,303 100% 6,693 59% Source: Electoral Office, Nevis 14 Section 2 - Population & Vital Statistics Table 2:1: Census Day and Population Growth, 1871 – 2011, Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis 2nd April 1871 11,703 5th 4th April April 1881 1889 11,864 13,087 7th April 1901 12,774 Census Day and Population, 1871 - 2011 7th 9th 2nd April April April 1970 1911 1946 11,140 11,388 12,945 24th April 1921 11,559 7th April 1960 12,750 12th April 1980 9,428 12th May 1991 8,794 13th May 2001 11,108 15th May 2011 12,277 Table 2:2: Inter-Censal Population Growth, 1871 – 2011, Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis Census Year Population Population Growth Inter-Censal change (%) 11,703 11,864 13,087 12,774 12,945 11,559 11,388 12,750 11,140 9,428 8,794 11,108 12,277 - 161 1223 -313 171 -1376 -181 1382 -1630 -1712 -634 2314 1,169 - 1.4 10.3 -2.39 1.37 -10.63 -1.56 12.14 -12.76 -15.37 -6.72 26.31 10.52 Annual Average rate of change (%) - 0.14 1.03 -0.24 0.13 -1.06 -0.15 0.87 -1.28 -1.54 -0.67 2.63 1.05 Table 2:3: Population by Parish per Census, 1871 – 2011, Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis St. Paul 2,034 1,532 1,563 1,383 1,337 1,158 1,806 1,530 1,469 1,243 1,411 1,790 1,847 St. John 2,492 2,506 2,822 2,537 2,825 2,531 2,373 3,106 2,622 2,224 2,191 2,901 3,827 St. George 3,285 3,683 4,172 4,186 4,414 4,052 3,355 3,092 2,778 2,295 2,086 2,564 2,496 St. Thomas 2,036 2,101 2,162 1,977 1,856 1,636 1,546 2,390 2,149 1,975 1,613 2,047 2,069 St. James 1,856 2,042 2,368 2,691 2,513 2,192
 2,308 2,652 2,122 1,691 1,493 1,806 2,038 15 1871 1881 1889 1901 1911 1921 1946 1960 1970 1980 1991 2001 2011 Year 1871 1881 1889 1901 1911 1921 1946 1960 1970 1980 1991 2001 2011 Table 2:4: Population by Parish & Sex, 2001 and 2011 Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis Parish St. Paul St. John St. George St. Thomas St. James Total Male 883 1,414 1,248 997 881 5,423 2001 Census Female 907 1,487 1,316 1,050 925 5,685 Both Sexes 1,790 2,901 2,564 2,047 1,806 11,108 2011 Census Female 941 1,973 1,254 986 997 6,151 Both Sexes 1,847 3,827 2,496 2,069 2,038 12,277 Male 906 1,854 1,242 1,083 1,041 6,126 Difference 2011/2001 57 926 -68 22 232 1,169 Table 2:5: Population by Parish & Sex, Percentage Change 2001/2011 Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis Year Total Male Female Population of Nevis by Sex, 2001 and 2011 Census Change 2001-2011 1,169 703 466 2001 11,108 5,423 5,685 2011 12,277 6126 6151 Change (%) 2001-2011 10.5 13.0 8.2 Table 2:6: Comparison between males & females and percentage distribution, Census 2011 Population Percentage Distribution Age Group 0 to 14 15 to 24 25 to 54 55 to 64 64 and over Total Male 1,230 972 2,874 544 506 6,126 Female 1,312 977 2,711 435 717 6,152 Total 2,542 1,948 5,585 979 1,223 12,277 Male 20.0 16.0 47.0 9.0 8.0 100.0 Female 21.0 16.0 44.0 7.0 12.0 100.0 Average 21.0 16.0 45.0 8.0 10.0 100.0 Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis Table 2:7: Comparison between household sizes and density per parish, 2001 and 2011 Parish Number of households 2001 Census Average household size Population density (km2) Number of households 2011 Census Average household size Population density (km2) St. Paul St. John St. George St. James St. Thomas 592 974 856 668 742 3.0 3.0 3.0 2.7 2.8 Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis 345.6 160.0 123.7 58.1 112.9 650 1369 893 881 834 2.8 2.8 2.8 2.3 2.5 356.6 211.1 120.5 65.6 114.1 16 Table 2.8: Population by Age Group per Parish, Census 2001 Age Group St Paul St John PARISHES St George St Thomas St James Total Both Sexes 1,790 2,901 2,564 2,047
 1,806 11,108 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+ Source: Department of Statistics, Nevis and the Statistics Division, St. Kitts 964 1,024 1,015 858 785 878 969 929 878 643 416 341 311 297 288 210 171 131 17 Age Group (Both Sexes) 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+ Total Table 2:9: Population by Age Group per Parish, Census 2011 St Paul St John St George St Thomas St James Total Source: Department of Statistics, Nevis and the Statistics Division, St. Kitts Table 2:10: Population by Age 85 and over and by Parish, Census 2011 Parish St. Paul St. John St. George St. Thomas St. James 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 103 104 Total Total 23 36 14 12 69 Source: Department of Statistics, Nevis 68 47 36 65 244 18 Table 2:11: Population by Age Group 85+, Parish and Sex, Census 2011 Parish St. Pauls St. John St. George St. Thomas St. James Total Male 5 20 13 17 26 81 Gender Female
 23 48 34 19 39 163 Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis Total 28 68 47 36 65 244 Table 2:12: Nevis Population by Ethnicity, Sex, Frequency & Percentage for Census 2011 Ethnic Groups, (Census 2011) Male Female Frequency Percent Valid African/Negro/Black Chinese East Indian Hispanic Indigenous people Mixed Portuguese Syrian/Lebanese White/Caucasian Other Total 5,258 22 383 90 1 166 2 5 173 26 6,126 5,298 13 338 106 1 204 2 3 168 18 6,151 Source: Stats Office, SK/Nevis 10,556 35 721 196 2 370 4 8 341 44 12,277 86.0 .3 5.9 1.6 .0 3.0 .0 .1 2.8 .4 100.0 19 Table 2:13: Population by Religion and Sex, Census 2011, Stats Office, SK/Nevis Anglican Baptist Bahai Brethren Church of God Evangelical Hindu Jehovah Witness Methodist Moravian Muslim Pentecostal Presbyterian Rastafarian Roman Catholic Salvation army Seventh Day Adventist Wesleyan Holiness None Other Not stated Total Population by Religion and Sex Male 920 192 4 145 596 71 204 86 1060 13 53 626 23 90 225 1 401 480 691 245 0 6,126 Female 910 224 2 161 684 95 194 116 1028 11 29 769 27 18 247 0 447 608 310 270 1 6,151 Total Percentage Table 2:15: Median Age by Parish and Sex, Census 2001/2011 Stats Office, SK/Nevis Median Age by Parish and Sex, 2001 and 2011 2001 2011 Male Female Total Male Female Total Nevis St. Paul St. George St. Thomas St. James St. John Vital Statistics – (birth, death, infant mortality) (Source: Nevis’ Health Promotion Unit) Table 2.15: Nevis Births – Live, Crude and by Sex, 2010 – 2018 Year Births Total Births Total Live Births Crude Birth Rate Crude Live Birth Rate 2010 F M 63 124 61 2011 F 48 M 65 113 2012 F M 63 126 63 2013 F M 64 47 111 2014 F M 59 103 44 123 9.8 9.9 109 9.9 125 11.0 110 9.7 102 9.0 9.5
 11.0 9.6 8.9 2015 F M 2016 F M 61 44 49 68 51 105 102 8.7 8.5 117 115 9.7 9.6 2017 F M 2018 F M 47 57 51 108 98 98 7.7 7.7 105 8.5 8.3 Year Death Total Crude Death Rate Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Table 2.16: Nevis Deaths and Crude Death Rate, 2010 – 2018 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 F M 43 48 F M 58 37 F M 39 44 F M 44 48 F M 52 43 F M 59 49 F M 52 47 F M 53 43 91 95 83 92 95 108 99 96 F M 57 43 100 7.3 8.3 7.4 8.1 8.1 8.7 8.2 7.4 7.9 Table 2.17: Infant Mortality/Mortality Rate and Still Birth/Still Birth Rate, 2010 – 2018 Total Infant Mortality 2 0 2 1 1 4 3 0 1 Total Infant Mortality Rate ( per 1,000 live births) 16.4 - 16.0 9.1 9.8 39.2 26.1 - 9.5 Total Still Birth Total Still Birth Rate (per 1,000 birth) 1 4 1 1 2 3 2 0 3 8.1 35.4 7.9 9.0 19.4 28.6 28.6 - 27.8 21 Table 2.18: Teenage Pregnancies by age, 2010 - 2018 (Source: Nevis’ Health Promotion Unit) AGE Total YEAR Table 2.19: Teenage Birth and Teenage Birth Rate, 2010 - 2018 (Source: Nevis’ Health Unit) Total Teenage Births Total Teenage Live Births Total Teenage Birth Rate (100 birth) Total Teenage Birth Rate (100 live birth) 13 12 21 15 9 14 14 12 10 13 12 21 15 9 13 14 12 10 10.5 10.6 16.8 13.5 8.7 13.3 12.0 n/a n/a 10.6 11.0 16.8 13.6 8.8 12.7 12.2 n/a n/a Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Table 2.20: Location where Marriages took place in Nevis, 2010 – 2018 (Source: Ministry of Health, Nevis) Location Church Court House Hotel Others Total Parish St. Paul St. John St. James St. George St. Thomas Total 2010 25 9 34 24 92 2011 38 12 37 11 98 2012 38 13 31 24 106 2013 31 14 25 14 84 Year 2014 37 16 29 5 87 2015 65 11 28 12 116 2016 39 21 20 16 96 2017 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a Table 2.21: Marriages per Parish, 2012 - 2018 (Source: Registry
 Office, Nevis) 2012 18 19 15 8 46 106 2013 23 17 11 5 32 88 2014 22 11 11 40 3 87 Year Table 2.22: Places of Marriage broken down, 2012 - 2018 (Source: Registry Office, Nevis) Place of Marriage Anglican Churches Baptist Churches Bethel Apostolic Church Church of Christ Church of God Church of God of Prophesy Hotel (Pastor) Hotel (Magistrate) Jehovah Witness Magistrates Office Methodist Churches New Testament Church Other (Beach, Residence, etc.)
Other Denomination Pentecostal Roman Catholic Seventh Day Adventist Wesleyan Holiness Total 2012 4 2013 4 2014 5 2015 3 2016 1 2017 n/a “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 2 1 1 11 0 8 13 0 21 1 0 16 4 11 0 2 4 96 Table 2.23: Number of Absolute Decree (Divorce) granted, 2010 - 2018 (Source: Registry Office, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Duration of Marriage prior to divorces being granted, 2010 - 2018 0-4 0 0 2 2 1 3 0 5 5 5-9 6 0 2 4 5 10 4 9 6 10-14 7 3 5 8 7 4 8 7 9 15-19 3 4 5 2 3 3 4 5 2 20-24 2 0 2 1 3 2 4 2 3 25+ 2 4 1 0 4 1 2 4 3 Total divorces granted 20 11 17 17 23 23 22 32 28 23 Section 3 - Infrastructure Table 3:1: Number of Households per decade, 1970 – 2011 (Source: Statistics Department, SK/Nevis) Area St. Paul St. John St. George St. Thomas St. James Total Household per decade from 1970 - Table 3.2: Number of Building Permits issued by Sector, 2010-2018 (Source: Physical Planning, Nevis) Sectors Residential Residential Villa Residential/ Apartment Commercial Commercial/Residential Industrial Institutional Hotel/Tourism Other Total Table 3:3: Number of Building Permits issued per annum, 2010-2018 (Source: Physical Planning, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total New Erections Additions and Renovations Removals *Change of Use Fencing Pool Other 146 136 158 120 140 126 123 165 167 1,281 45 44 54 30 43 39 46 47
* Change of use – usage of structure was changed from one purpose to another Table 3.4: Certificate of Titles registered at the Registry in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Supreme Court, Charlestown) Year 2010 409 2011 389 2012 355 2013 370 2014 333 2015 346 2016 411 2017 316 2018 341 24 Table 3.5: Building started Construction by Type, 2013-2018 (Source: Physical Planning, Nevis) Type Residential Commercial Villas Apartments Institutional Industrial Government Swim Pools Totals Table 3.6: Type of Deeds registered at the Registry in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Source: Supreme Court, Charlestown) 2013 54 8 8 10 19 45 1 232 377 Type of Deed Conveyance Gifts Vesting Assent Reconveyance Mortgage Debentures Others Total Table 3.7: Electricity Consumers & Electricity Production, 2010-2018 (Source: Nevis Electricity Company) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Consumer Government 173 171 182 194 178 178 198 176 178 Domestic 5,772 5,820 5,735 5,911 6,025 6,100 6,137 6,319 6,381 Commercial 792 784 787 788 806 817 775 779 852 Gross Generation (mw/h) 50,851,480 52,976,300 53,540,470 52,465,950 52,327,588 55,112,474 58,764,234 55,783,639 57,718,704 Maximum Demand 8.39 8.85 8.61 9.73 8.63 8.70 8.81 9.33 9.31 Load Factor 69 70 70 86 66 60 62 62 60 25 Table 3.8: Water Consumption (per gallon) by Consumers, 2010-2018 (Source: Water Department, NIA) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 DOMESTIC 236,634,050 CONSUMER COMMERCIAL FARMERS 4,319,570
 33,905,120 IRRIGATION GOVERNMENT Section 4 - Transportation Table 4.1: Number of Vehicles Registered during the period 2010 - 2018 (Source: Traffic Department, RSCNPF) Type of Vehicle Private Cars 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 292 198 136 140 277 437 168 156 391 Private Jeeps 207 182 164 231 232 280 435 458 307 Category Private Cars and Motorcycles Public Service Vehicles (all types) Commercial Vehicles (all types) Motorcycles Motor Scooters Gulf Car Total Motor Omnibuses (passenger bus) Taxi Cars Taxi Jeeps Taxi Buses Rental Cars Rental Pickups Rental Jeeps Rental Buses Rental Motorcycles GT Van Total Lorries Vans Other/Jeeps Pickups Tractors Loaders Forklifts Backhoes Cranes Total Total Table 4.2: Number of vehicles licensed during the period 2010 – 2018 (Source Traffic Department, RSCNPF) Category Private Cars and Motorcycles Public Service Vehicles (all types) Commercial Vehicles (all types)
 Type of Vehicle Private Cars 2010 1,343 2011 1,334 2012 1,317 2013 1,336 2014 1,331 2016 2015 2018 1,509 1,623 1,792 1,738 2017 Private Jeeps 1,828 1,805 1,845 1,896 1,857 1,979 2,242 2,497 2,423 Motorcycles Motor Scooters Gulf Car Total Motor Omnibuses Taxi Cars Taxi Jeeps Taxi Buses Rental Cars Rental Pickups Rental Jeeps 176 165 160 186 187 179 199 230 242 Rental Buses Rental Motorcycles Total Lorries Vans Other/Jeeps Pickups Tractors Loaders Forklifts Backhoes Cranes Total Total Table 4.3: Number of vehicles Imported, 2012-2018 (Source: Customs Department) Year 2012 123 2013 153 2014 191 2015 385 2016 380 2017 471 2018 425 Total 2,128 28 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Table 4.4: Results of Written Test, 2010-2018 (Source Traffic Dept., RSCNPF) Number of Passes 232 162 165 208 233 267 161 201 181 Number Disqualified Number of Failures 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 13 366 333 317 409 397 389 617 578 513 Total 598 495 482 617 630 656 778 790 707 Table 4.5: Results of Road Test, 2010-2018 (Source Traffic Dept., RSCNPF) Number of Passes Number of Failures Total 222 182 195 222 237 266 276 226 338 431 287 340 367 353 344 285 352 456 653 469 535 589 590 610 561 578 794 Table 4.6: Results of Traffic Accidents recorded at the Traffic
 Department, 2010-2018 Results of Accident Fatalities Serious Injury Slight Injury Non-Injury Total 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2 0 5 16 37 56 290 193 362 237 Source: Traffic Department of the Royal St. Christopher & Nevis Police Force, Division “C” Table 4.7: Aircraft Movements via Vance W Amory International Airport per half year, 2010-2018 Year Per ½ Year Arrival Departure Total 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total 1,620 1,726 3346 1515 1301 2816 1663 1402 3068 1,626 1,431 3,057 1,821 1,509 3,330 2,090 1,557 3,647 1,974 1,717 3,691 1,819 1,372 3,191 1,394 1,387 2,781 Source: Nevis Air & Sea Ports Authority Table 4.8: Quarterly Cargo Movement (per tonnage) via the Sea Ports, 2010-2018 Year Month 2010 March OIL Tonnage 5,791 Sand, stone, etc.
Tonnage 7,084 Vehicle Tonnage 437 Vegetable Tonnage 20 Con.
Tonnage 8,011 Brk Bulk Tonnage 1,129 June September December 4,257 4,875 3,241 6,117 2,959 8,040 299 457 133 Total 18,164 24,200 1,326 2011 March June September December 3,338 4,780 2,734 4,100 9,412 17,785 4,293 3,031 301 453 217 262 263 24 22 329 667 719 377 426 7,763 9,254 10,790 35,818 9,342 7,585 6,519 8,755 Total 14,952 34,521 1,233 2,189 32,201 2012 March June September December 2,564 3,286 6,237 2,512 7,738 7,957 2,263 8,548 Total 14,599 26,506 2013 March June September December 475 3,918 3,007 6,735 4,635 5,834 2,997 3,309 203 204 183 198 788 315 168 189 356 Total 14,135 16,775 1,028 2014 March June September December 3,391 5,331 3,613 5,931 6,087 4,179 7,966 7,739 193 728 460 456 Total 18,266 25,971 1,837 2015 March June September December Total 2016 March June September December Total 2017 March June September December Total 2018 March June September December Total 22,385 33,237 2,957 Source: Nevis Air and Sea Ports Authority Table 4.9: Cargo movements (lbs.)
via Vance W Amory International Airport, 2010-2018 Year Cargo IN 2010 2018 146,661 182,222 158,680 170,505 186,124 198,583 194,320 175,233 172,055 2011 2017 2012 2015 2013 2014 2016 Cargo OUT 22,940 23,194 22,059 19,493 22,719 21,111 25,007 15,936 16,373 Total Cargo 169,601 205,416 180,739 189,998 208,843 219,694 219,327 191,169 188,428 Source: Nevis Air and Sea Ports Authority 32 Section 5 – Tourism Table 5.1: Number of Hotels, Rooms and Beds for the period, 2010-2018 (Source: NTA) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 No.
of Hotels No.

of Rooms No.
of Beds 7 8 8 8 8 8 8 7 8 196 368 386 386 386 386 398 356 366 301 507 530 533 530 530 542 552 590 Table 5.2: Accommodations for Stay-over Visitors, 2010-2018 (Source: Department of Statistics, Nevis) Accommodation Hotel Guest Houses Apt/Villas Other Accommodations Table 5.3: Monthly Visitors Arrivals, 2010-2018 (Source: Statistics Department, Nevis) Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Total 2010 690 636 632 462 446 * Table 5.4: Visitors Arrivals during the Tourism Season, 2010/11 - 2017/18 (Source: Statistics Dept., Nevis) Months 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 Tourism Season – Visitors Arrivals Year 2010/2011 - 2017/2018 September October November 313 343 356 December 1,121 January February March April Total Table 5.5: Visitors Arrival from traditional territories per annum, 2010-2018 (Source: Stats Dept., Nevis) Year USA Canada Europe Caribbean 2010 3,884 2,224 1,208 791 2011 4,943 1,048 1,896
South America Central America Not Stated 7 57 75 30 93 50 60 58 25 39 21 27 13 45 13 17 18 16 1,207 651 91 368 280 261 12 30 18 34 Table 5.6: Monthly Visitors Arrival from the United States of America, 2010-2018 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Jan 274 424 351 516 469 422 435 333 216 Jan 82 112 103 54 38 55 39 21 33 Jan 101 81 97 110 75 40 43 48 7 Feb Mar Apr May 87 187 259 361 165 334 278 417 335 421 229 485 209 374 251 272 103 174 114 253 236 416 443 301 330 266 91 Source: Statistics Department, Nevis Jul Aug 100 172 110 173 142 155 134 188 331 384 181 188 197 215 143 246 122 142 Month Jun 0 250 149 190 231 134 226 225 107 193 446 342 594 474 389 355 399 193 Sept Oct Nov Dec Table 5.7: Monthly Visitors Arrival from the United Kingdom, 2010-2018 Feb Mar Apr May 32 103 72 132 45 134 38 72 8 15 12 20 21 46 8 30 8 17 56 127 43 79 23 19 50 25 22 Source: Statistics Department, Nevis Jul Aug 20 15 95 175 58 21 11 19 8 17 11 21 19 30 7 27 3 14 Month Jun 0 37 24 28 8 9 16 8 4 131 104 70 73 40 42 57 23 21 Sept Oct Nov Dec Table 5.8: Monthly Visitors Arrival from the Canadian Province, 2010-2018 Feb Mar Apr May Month Jun 0 17 12 11 17 16 16 17 2 Jul Aug 65 71 42 28 55 12 38 19 44 21 39 12 47 12 21 6 9 8 Sept Oct Nov Dec Source: Statistics
4 2 28 42 20 23 29 16 9 17 9 Source: Statistics Department, Nevis 35 Table 5.9: Visitors Length of Stay, 2010-2018 (Source: Statistic Department, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 1-3 1,234 1,322 1,215 1,186 1,438 1,108 1,389 1,340 987 Length of Stay (days) 8-14 1,314 1,438 1,316 1,166 1,415 1,227 1,319 1,338 971 4-7 2,011 2,962 2,684 2,784 3,000 2,537 3,110 2,892 2,130 15+ 1,094 943 956 688 880 957 1,671 1,399 927 Not Stated 728 171 225 164 876 706 70 17 10 Table 5.10: Visitors Purpose of Visit, 2010-2018 (Source: Statistic Department, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Vacation 3,985 4,585 3.898 3,828 4,650 4,229 4,823 4,433 3,193 Business 759 537 722 770 924 587 634 534 303 Purpose of Visit V.F.R 452 321 323 355 414 322 365 464 250 Study 488 654 646 504 666 618 618 679 665 Other 681 760 806 687 953 778 965 874 627 Table 5.11: Number of Yacht and Cruise Ship Calls to Nevis, 2010 – 2018 (Source: Statistic Depart, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Cruise Ship Calls 25 Yacht Calls 846 34 31 28 38 64 41 48 65 965 963 844 714 743 514 533 436 36 Table 5.12: Number of Yacht and Cruise Ship Passengers, 2010-2018 (Source: Statistic Depart, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Yacht 526 496 572 1,813 1,015 3,288 2,164 3,027 2,361 Cruise 3,542 5,277 4,020 4,064 5,025 6,696 8,983 9,706 7,456 Table 5.13: Number of Cruise Calls during the Tourism Season, 2010-2018 (Source: Stats Dept., Nevis) Tourism Season - Cruise Calls Year 2010/11 to 2017/18 1 1 0 2 / 0 1 0 2 0 0 2 5 5 8 9 2 2 1 0 2 / 1 1 0 2 1 0 2 7 2 7 8 4 31 31 Months September October November December January February March April Total 3 1 0 2 / 2 1 0 2 0 0 5 5 12 2 4 4 32 4 1 0 2 / 3 1 0 2 0 0 1 4 6 6 4 1 22 5 1 0 2 / 4 1 0 2 0 0 6 15 12 15 15 3 66 6 1 0 2 / 5 1 0 2 0 0 5 12 6 10 10 0 43 7 1 0 2 / 6 1 0 2 0 0 6 9 5 7 9 0 36 8 1 0 2 / 7 1 0 2 0 0 7 20 16 17 13 7 80 37 Table 5.14: Number of Cruise Passengers during the Tourism Season in Nevis, 2010-2018 Tourism Season - Cruise
 Passengers, 2010/11 to 2017/18 1 1 0 2 / 0 1 0 2 0 0 117 845 666 1,121 2,233 263 5,245 Months September October November December January February March April Total Year 4 1 0 2 / 3 1 0 2 0 0 145 903 801 1,009 755 102 3 1 0 2 / 2 1 0 2 0 0 488 539 1,312 228 954 522 2 1 0 2 / 1 1 0 2 31 0 137 826 193 919 1,504 377 5 1 0 2 / 4 1 0 2 0 0 360 1999 2255 1228 1230 346 6 1 0 2 / 5 1 0 2 0 0 176 1453 1417 2326 1049 0 7 1 0 2 / 6 1 0 2 0 0 2,764 1,427 1,262 949 1,748 0 8 1 0 2 / 7 1 0 2 0 0 1,303 4,444 1,635 2,227 1,257 1,120 3,987 4,043 7,418 Source: Statistics Department, Nevis 3,715 6,421 8,150 11,986 Table 5.15: Monthly totals divided in quarters for Yacht Passengers, 2010-2018 (Source: Stats Dept., Nevis) Months January February March Total April May June Total July August September Total October November December Total Yacht Passengers, 2010 - 2018 Year Table 5.16: Percentage change per ½ year for Yacht and Cruise passengers, 2010-2018 Year 2010 Per ½ Year June December Total Yacht Passengers 2,330 1,091 3,421 Cruise Passengers 2,580 962 3,542 Total Yacht and Cruise Passenger 4,910 2,053 6,963 Percentage change 2009/2010 15.4 2011 Percentage change 2010/2011 (39.9) 2012 June December Total June December Total June December Total 3,171 1,293 4,464 3,284 1,076 4,360 2,859 2,890 5,749 4,283 994 5,277 2,993 1,027 4,020 3,016 1,048 4,064 7,454 2,287 9,741 6,277 2,103 8,380 5,875 3,938 9,813 Percentage change 2011/2012 (14.0) 2013 Percentage change 2012/2013 June 2014
 December Total Percentage change 2013/2014 June 2015 December Total Percentage change 2014/2015 June 2016 December Total Percentage change 2015/2016 June 2017 December Total Percentage change 2016/2017 June 2018 December Total Percentage change 2017/ (12.0) 16.0 11.6 14.2 23.0 39 Table 5.17: Tourist Arrivals by Age Group, 2010-2018, (Source: Statistics Department, Nevis) Year 4 1 - 0 4 2 - 5 1 4 3 - 5 2 4 4 - 5 3 5 5 - 5 4 4 6 - 6 5 & 5 6 r e v O t o N d e t a t S Total 6,365 6,857 6,395 5,985 7,701 6,534 7,560 6,986 5,038 Table 5.18: Tourist Arrivals by Sex, 2010-2018(Source: Statistics Department, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Female 3,026 3,449 3,043 3,011 3,816 3,260 3,819 3,552 2,565 Male 3,202 3,325 3,244 2,923 3,854 3,251 3,719 3,418 2,459 40 Table 5.19: Passengers movements via Vance W Amory International Airport per half year, 2010-2018 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Months per half year January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total January-June July-December Total Arrival Departure 6,030 6,745 12,775 1,212 5,170 6,382 5,217 4,648 9,865 5,296 4,559 9,855 5,323 5,165
Total 11,723 12,784 24,507 7,326 9,942 17,268 10,739 9,173 19,912 10,813 9,095 19,908 11,109 10,181 21,290 10,859 9,413 20,272 11,433 10,900 22,333 10,793 8,364 19,157 7,168 7,671 14,839 Source: Nevis Air & Sea Ports Authority 41 Table 5.20: Inter-Island Ferry Passengers movements via Charlestown port per quarter, 2010-2018 Monthly Quarters Arrivals Departures Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 March June September December Total March June September December Total March June September December Total March June September December Total March June September December Total March June September December Total March June 31,514 23,543 25,304 26,576 30,084 23,206 26,081 25,383 Total Months Arrivals Total 2017 2018 September December Total March June September December Total March June September December Total 172,344 165,225 337,569 Source:
82,933 Total 172,344 165,225 337,569 Source: Nevis Air and Sea Ports Authority 5.21: Arrivals in St. Kitts bound for Nevis, 2018 January February March April May 2,404 2,179 2,787 1,608 2,082 3,158 2,883 June July August September October November December 2,135 1,411 1,156 2,162 4,376 Source: Department of Statistics (St. Kitts) 28,341 5.22: Purpose of Visit for Arrivals in St. Kitts bound for Nevis 2018 Purpose of Visit Business Education Health Holiday Honeymoon Sports Visiting friends & family Meeting Other Total Number of Arrivals 1,669 1,153 30 17,279 486 361 5,556 206 1,601 28,341 Source: Department of Statistics (St. Kitts) 43 Section 6 – Health Table 6.1: Selected Health Indicators, 2012- 2018 (Source: Nevis Health Promotion Unit) Health Indicators Dispensaries Health Centers Hospitals Hospital Beds Hospital Beds in Use Infirmary Beds Infirmary Beds in Use Major Operations Hospital Admissions Hospital Discharges Table 6.2: Intentional and Unintentional Injuries, 2012- 2018 (Source: Nevis Health Promotion Unit) Injuries Sexual Assault Physical Assault Domestic Violence Motor Vehicle Accidents Stabbing/Slashing Table 6.3: Infant Visit at Health Centres, 2012- 2018 (Source: Nevis Health Promotion Unit) Health Centre Charlestown Gingerland Brown Hill Butlers Combermere Cotton Ground Table 6.4: Toddlers Visit at Health Centres, 2012- 2018 (Source: Nevis Health Promotion Unit) Health Centre Charlestown Gingerland Brown Hill Butlers Combermere Cotton
 Ground Table 6.5: Infants New Visit at Health Centres, 2012- 2018 (Source: Nevis Health Promotion Unit) Health Centre Charlestown Gingerland Brown Hill Butlers Combermere Cotton Ground Table 6.6: Registered Psychiatric Patients by age range, 2013-2018 (Source: Nevis Health Promotion Unit) Age Range 0 - 9 10 – 19 20 – 29 30 – 39 40 – 49 50 – 59 60 – 69 70+ Not Stated Total 2013 -- 32 82 85 63 78 44 56 31 471 2014 -- 32 82 85 63 78 44 56 31 471 2015 -- 32 82 85 63 78 44 56 31 471 2016 -- Table 6.7: HIV/AIDS Laboratory Cases at the Alexandra Hospital, 2010-2018 Year No.
of Tests Done Male Female Unknown Gender No.

of Positives No.

of Negatives Alexandra Hospital Laboratory Table 6.8: HIV/AIDS Laboratory Cases at the Avalon Medical Centre, 2010-2018 Avalon Medical Laboratory (Pte) Year No.
of Tests Done Male 158 319 2010 94 234 2011 66 188 2012 46 147 2013 66 173 2014 44 136 2015 49 125 2016 45 132 2017 40 99 2018 Female 161 140 122 101 101 92 76 87 59 Unknown Gender 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 No.

of Positives 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 No.
of Negatives 319 234 188 147 173 136 125 132 99 45 Table 6.9: Registered Diabetic Patients at Health Centres in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Source: Health Promotion Unit) Health Centre 2010 M 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Charlestown 46 113 51 105 48 104 47 108 47 88 50 106 41 108 N/A N/A 37 91 Brown Hill Gingerland Butlers Combermere 13 36 12 35 14 38 12 39 13 37 13 32 14 31 Cotton Ground 16 26 17 24 15 28 19 28 20 25 18 27 17 31 21 37 57 102 9 29 12 19 19 22 Yearly Total 161 353 169 342 160 335 156 341 170 317 163 319 153 326 155 300 Combined Yearly Total 514 511 495 497 487 482 479 N/A 455 Table 6.10: Registered Hypertensive Patients at different Health Centre in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Source: Health Promotion Unit, Nevis) Health Centre Charlestown Brown Hill Gingerland Butlers Combermere Cotton Ground Yearly Total 2010 M 39 23 45 7 18 15 147 F M 40 78 22 42 46 108 9 18 18 51 16 41 151 338 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 F M 42 89 22 41 42 103 7 17 21 48 19 41 339 153 F M 48 85 20 40 61 101 17 16 16 47 19 39 181 328 F M 80 76 20 38 107 114 27 26 17 46 21 41 272 341 F M 39 40 18 36 51 54 31 46 19 42 47 21 179 265 F M 33 81 18 38 53 108 29 44 15 34 21 42 169 347 F M 81 N/A N/A 43 108 44 35 46 357 F M 30 22 32 22 18 21 145 F 69 41 98 33 32 48 321 Combined Yearly Total 485 490 481 522 537 526 526 466 46 Table: 6.11: Dental Unit trend by Services Rendered and by Patients 2010-2016 (Source: Health Promotion Unit, Nevis) Services Rendered Patients Extraction Fillings Prophylaxis/Cleaning Sealants 634 426 356 423 541 625 572 1,212 1,023 1,098 778 1,241 1,346 1,275 949 539 977 1,523 1,054 1,414 1,445 62 78 40 7 27 125 49 Root Canal 112 40 42 17 24 13 8 Examinations Prescription Other Totals Adults Children Total -- -- -- -- 126 164 137 186 5,293 2,013 1,695 3,708 33 70 94 81 41 25 3,116 1,296 1,543 2,839 3,679 1,402 1,556 2,958 3,996 1,265 1,759 3,024 3,799
 2,075 1,164 3,239 4,651 2,009 1,992 4,001 4,506 1,941 1,940 3,881 2,137 977 1,096 1,154 705 923 995 n/a n/a Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 47 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Section 7 - Social Services Table: 7:1: Reported cases from Family Service Division, Nevis 2010-2018 Child Abuse Maintenance 66 61 43 16 23 25 30 13 Domestic Issues Mediation Counselling 3 12 6 6 6 4 31 6 37 7 20 2 31 0 50 2 Source: Health Promotion Unit, Nevis 12 18 14 12 6 7 8 11 Attempted Suicide 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 8 Year 2010 2011 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Table: 7.2: Hot Meals program by Parish and Gender, Nevis 2010 - 2018 St. Pauls St. Thomas Parishes St. James St. George St. Johns Juvenile Matters 32 27 8 20 27 33 16 15 Total Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Both Source: Social Services Department, Nevis Section 8 – Finance Table: 8.1: Estimates of the Nevis Island Administration, 2010-2018 Year RECURRENT Revenue Expenditure 2010 93,988,428 143,847,104 CAPITAL Surplus/ (Deficit) (49,858,676) Revenue 74,475,547 Expenditure Capital Account Balance (50,899,322) 23,576,225 2011 119,585,846 136,052,429 (16,466,583) 34,719,183 38,296,272 (3,577,089) 2012 116,514,870 126,131,653 (9,616,783) 19,141,026 17,681,686 1459340 2013 121,055,560 125,250,230 (4,194,670) 8,272,370 9,634,700 (1,362,330) 2014 128,468,450 133,995,785 (5,527,335) 13,163,251 23,548,636 (10,385,385) 2015 133,857,250 130,488,336 3,368,914 26,640,030 25,927,065 712,965 2016 139,903,778 143,669,182 (3,313,126) 12,548,332 36,300,626 (23,752,294) 2017 129,064,593 149,216,904 (20,152,311) 66,487,131 63,522,784 2,964,347 2018 138,440,813 160,108,540 (21,667,727) 54,262,582 50,812,322
 3,450,260 Source: Ministry of Finance, Nevis Table 8.2 Revenue collected by the Customs & Excise Department, Nevis 2013-2018 Revenue Collected Customs Duty Excise Tax & Duty Value Added Tax Consumption Tax Alcohol Duty Environmental Levy Custom Service Charge Unclassified Custom Fees Yacht Fees Fees & Fines Bottle Levy Gains on exchange Total Table 8.3: Inland Revenue - Taxes collected by tax type in Nevis, 2013-2018 Type of Taxes Bank License Bus.
& Occup License Coastal Levy Consumption Tax Corporate Income Tax Driver License Driver Test Electricians License Excess Cash Gain on Exchange Gaming Levy Insurance Prem.

Tax IRD fines Learner Permit License - Unclassified Liquor License Loss of Exchange Property Tax Social Serv.

Levy- No Stamp Duty (Bank Cheq) Stamp Duty Probate Stamp Duty Unclassified Stamp Duty (Transfer) Temp Driver License Temp Liquor License Tourism Dev.
Levy Trader Tax Travel Tax Travel Tax (Unclassified) Unclassified Fees Unincorp.
Business Value Added Tax Vehicle Rental Levy Wheel Tax Withholding Tax Total - Source: Nevis Inland Revenue Department 50 Table 8.4: Revenue and Expenditure Analysis, 2012-2018 Items 2012 R Actual 2013 R Actual 2014 R Actual 2015 R Actual 2016 Actual 2017 R Actual 2018 Actual Sources of Revenue Reg.
of Offshore Cos.& Trust Annual Fees Consumption Tax Import Duties Hotel Room & Restaurant Tax Other Total Recurrent Revenue 116,515 121,056 128,468 133,857 132,904 129,065 138,441 Personal Emoluments Wages Retiring Benefits Loan Repayment Interest Payment Total non-discretionary Expenses Other Total Recurrent Expenditure Recurrent Surplus/(deficit) Total Capital Expenditure Total Expenditure Capital Revenue Total Revenue Total Surplus/(Deficit) Debt Service/Recurrent Revenue (%) Debt Service/Recurrent Expenditure (%) Recurrent Revenue Growth (%) Recurrent Expenditure Growth (%) Capital Expenditure Growth (%) Increment in Personal Emoluments (%) Increment In Wages (%) Increment Retiring Benefits (%) Non-Discretionary/Recurrent Exp.
(%) Non-Discretionary/Total Exp.
(%) Non-Discretionary/ Recurrent Rev (%) PE & Wages/Recurrent Expenditure PE & Wages/Recurrent Revenue 37,412 18,702 7,631 9,349 21,803 94,897 21,886 116,783 -268 51,801 168,584 34,566 151,081 -17,503 26.7 26.7 2.6 -5.8 -35.3 -1.6 -1.37 - -6,710 43,094 22,191 7,944 6,982 15,463 95,674 27,832 123,506 10,350 25,927 149,433 26,640 160,496 11,063 49,217 26,330 9,667 8,413 15,271 108,898 26,358 135,256 -2,352 36,301 171,557 12,548 145,452 -26,105 52,896 25,651 9,782 7,748 16,683 112,760 28,709 141,469 -12,404 63,523 204,086 66,487 195,552 -9,440 53,403 25,098 11,094 12,574 17,180 119,349 28,185 147,534 -9,093 50,812 198,346 54,262 192,703 -5,643 23.7 20.2 16.8 17.8 18.9 21.5 25.1 20.7 18.2 17.5 17.3 20.2 -3.9 1.9 -6.1 -8.9 -2.9 1.0 0.7 -9.5 2.9 -4.6 -7.3 -4.3 81.4 -144.4 -10.1 -40.0 -75.0 20.0 -7.9 -8.2 1.3 -14.2 -7.5 -1.0 -7.4 -4.1 84.8 -5.72 0.1 79.1 -4.52 -0.1 77.5 -18.65 -21.7 80.5 2.58 -1.2 79.7 2.16 -13.4 80.9 78.2 66.5 64.0 63.5 55.0 60.2 80.2 76.8 71.5 81.9 87.4 86.2 52.8 52.0 52.9 55.9 55.5 53.2 48 Source: The Ministry of Finance, Nevis (Revised figures) 50 49 51 57 61 57 51 Table 8.5: Revenue collected quarterly - Nevis Financial Services Sector, 2013 - 2018 Month per 1/4 March June September December Total 12,678,551 12,852,414 13,926,043 14,394,990 13,322,257 14,235,274 Source: Nevis Financial Services Table 8.6: Number of New Companies (NBCOs, LLCs, Trusts, Foundations) Registered in Nevis, 2012-2018 Years 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 No.
of NBCO's No.

of LLC'S No.

of Trusts 113 474 131 90 117 69 76 1,573 5,181 1,669 1,365 1,577 1,629 1,265 1,110 1,930 868 661 764 650 575 No.

of Foundations 23 34 25 27 12 20 45 Total 2,819 7,619 2,693 2,143 2,470 2,368 1,961 Source: Nevis Financial Services Table: 8.7 Number of Active Entities in Nevis between 2012 and 2018 Years No.

of NBCO's No.

of LLC'S No.

of Trusts No.
of Foundations Offshore Bank Total Source: Nevis Financial Services 52 St. Kitts and Nevis Gross Domestic Product (Basic Current/Constant) Table.8.8: St. Kitts/Nevis Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity at Basic Current Prices 2013-2018 (EC000) INDUSTRIES Agriculture 2013 20.12 2014 18.33 2015 16.43 Crops Sugar Other crops Livestock Forestry Fishing Mining & Quarrying Manufacturing Sugar Other Electricity & Water Electricity Water Construction Wholesale & Retail Trade Hotels & restaurants Hotels Restaurants Transport, Storage and Communications Transport and Storage Road Sea Air Supporting and auxiliary transportation activities Communications Financial Intermediation Banks & Other Financial Institutions Insurance and pension funding Activities Auxiliary to Financial Intermediation Real Estate, Renting and Business Activities Owner Occupied Dwellings Real estate activities Renting of machinery and equipment Computer and related activities Business Services 2018Est Mathematicians practice absolute freedom Statisticians practice absolute accuracy.
53 Public Administration, Defense & Compulsory Social Security Education Public Private Health and Social Work Public Private Other community, social & personal services Activities of Private Households as Employers Less FISIM Gross Value Added at Basic Prices GROWTH RATE Taxes on products Less Subsidies GDP at Market Prices GROWTH RATE - 2,293.64 6.13 29.01 2,120.80 7.20 354.72 - 2,475.51 7.93 25.84 2,178.08 2.70 349.97 - 2,528.05 2.12 28.01 2,242.91 2.98 346.32 - 2,589.23 2.42 27.21 2,340.92 4.37 337.50 - 2,678.42 3.44 28.31 2,470.39 5.53 337.27 2,807.66 4.83 Table.8.9: St. Kitts and Nevis Gross Domestic Product by Economic Activity at Basic Constant Prices 2013-2018 (EC000) INDUSTRIES Agriculture, Livestock and Forestry Crops Sugar Other Crops Livestock Forestry Fishing Mining & Quarrying Manufacturing Sugar Other Electricity & Water Electricity Water Construction Wholesale & Retail Trade Hotels & Restaurants Hotels Restaurants Transport, Storage and Communications Transport and Storage Road Sea Air Supporting and auxiliary transport activities Communications Financial Intermediation Banks & Other Financial Institutions 0.22
Est Insurance and pension funding Activities Auxiliary to Financial Intermediation Real Estates, Renting and Business Activities Owner Occupied Dwellings Real estate activities Renting of machinery and equipment Computer and related activities Business Services Public Administration, Defence and Compulsory Social Security Education Public Private Health and Social Work Public Private Other community, social and personal services Private Households with Employed Persons Less FISIM GDP at Basic Prices, Constant GROWTH RATE Plus: Product Taxes less Subsidies GDP in Market Prices Growth Rate 33.70 35.07 36.81 36.84 1,654.15 1,742.46 1,789.95 1,841.39 2.87 284.32 1,917.77 2,033.90 2,077.56 2,125.71 2.32 5.59 263.62 5.34 291.44 2.73 287.61 6.06 2.15 5.47 Source: St. Kitts Nevis Statistics Department/ECCB 33.91 1,879.60 2.08 270.99 2,150.59 1.17 34.59 1,949.05 3.69 266.09 2,215.14 3.00 55
 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2014 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 106.59 105.86 106.55 106.01 *Jan-Dec 2014 106.25 *Jan-Dec 2013 106.83 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2014 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 106.59 105.86 106.55 106.01 *Jan-Dec 2014 106.25 *Jan-Dec 2013 106.83 %Chg 14/13 -0.55 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2015 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 105.44 104.49 104.22 103.98 *Jan-Dec 2015 104.53 *Jan-Dec 2014 106.25 Consumer Price Index – (Inflation Rate, Nevis) Table 8.10: January to December 2014 Quarterly Section Indices (Source: Statistics Department) Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages Alcoholic, Beverages Tobacco and Narcotics Clothing and Footwear Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels Health Furnishings, Household Equipment Maintenance 112.02 111.08 110.37 110.01 110.87 112.41 112.94 109.63 109.58 109.13 110.32 113.71 125.79 126.50 126.19 125.83 126.08 125.63 101.03 101.34 101.10 99.32 100.70 101.06 -0.36 112.38 111.60 109.61 112.05 105.47 109.66 109.77 111.93 111.41 108.72 109.21 103.75 2.47 5.26 %Chg 14/13 -0.55 -1.37 -2.99 0.35 Table 8.10(a): January to December 2014 Quarterly Section Indices continued (Source: Statistics Department) Transportation Communication Recreation and Culture Education Restaurants and Hotels Miscellaneous Goods and Service 101.32 98.06 101.48 99.37 100.06 103.46 - -1.47 -0.03 4.75 -1.09 3.56 Table 8.11: January to December 2015 Quarterly Section Indices (Source: Statistics Department) Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages Alcoholic, Beverages Tobacco and Narcotics Clothing and Footwear Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels Health Furnishings, Household Equipment Maintenance 108.18 101.76 100.64
Equipment Maintenance %Chg 15/14 -1.62 -7.42 2.48 -0.22 -3.32 -2.29 -0.38 Mathematicians practice absolute freedom Statisticians practice absolute accuracy.
56 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2015 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 105.44 104.49 104.22 103.98 *Jan-Dec 2015 104.53 *Jan-Dec 2014 106.25 %Chg 15/14 -1.62 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2016 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 103.20 103.59 104.40 103.15 *Jan-Dec 2016 103.58 *Jan-Dec 2015 104.53 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2016 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 103.20 103.59 104.40 103.15 *Jan-Dec 2016 103.58 *Jan-Dec 2015 104.53 Table 8.11(a): January to December 2015 Quarterly Section Indices continued (Source: Statistics Department) Transportation Communication Recreation and Culture Education Restaurants and Hotels Miscellaneous Goods and Service 98.62 98.81 99.44 102.00 99.72 100.06 - -0.64 3.39 18.70 -0.34 -1.34 Table 8.12: January to December 2016 Quarterly Section Indices (Source: Statistics Department) Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages Alcoholic, Beverages Tobacco and Narcotics Clothing and Footwear Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels Health Furnishings, Household Equipment Maintenance 99.30 98.67 98.45 98.08 98.62 102.65 110.21 113.13 111.44 113.53 112.08 113.06 125.51 125.47 125.57 125.52 125.52 125.80 96.57 96.26 96.50 96.73 96.51 97.36 -0.86 106.45 106.14 106.67 106.24 108.47 107.92 107.54 106.45 106.37 108.86 107.59 108.79 -2.28 -1.10 %Chg 16/15 -0.91 -3.92 -0.87 -0.23 Table 8.12(a): January to December 2016 Quarterly Section Indices continued (Source: Statistics Department) Transportation Communication Recreation and Culture Education Restaurants and Hotels Miscellaneous Goods and Service 98.79 100.78 103.77 105.31 102.17 99.72 120.31 122.10 124.96 99.64 116.75 120.21 107.16 106.27 102.44 102.03 104.48 109.03 117.08 117.08 117.23 117.52 117.23 121.30 105.08 105.08 104.59 105.55
 105.08 104.61 110.51 111.36 112.01 114.54 112.10 111.78 %Chg 16/15 -0.91 2.46 -2.87 -4.17 -3.36 0.44 0.29 57 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2017 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 102.57 102.51 102.69 103.07 *Jan-Dec 2017 102.71 *Jan-Dec 2016 103.58 %Chg 17/16 -0.84 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2017 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 102.57 102.51 102.69 103.07 *Jan-Dec 2017 102.71 *Jan-Dec 2016 103.58 (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2018 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 102.41 101.55 101.56 101.34 *Jan-Dec 2018 101.71 *Jan-Dec 2017 102.71 Table 8.13: January to December 2017 Quarterly Section Indices (Source: Statistics Department) Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages Alcoholic, Beverages Tobacco and Narcotics Clothing and Footwear Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels Health Furnishings, Household Equipment Maintenance 97.59 98.03 98.54 99.59 98.44 98.62 -0.19 113.71 113.46 113.30 113.46 113.48 112.08 126.02 126.62 116.89 126.98 124.13 125.52 1.25 -1.11 96.89 96.98 103.46 96.87 98.55 96.51 2.11 106.98 106.80 110.10 107.48 106.45 108.16 109.02 109.02 107.84 106.37 108.16 107.59 1.38 0.53 Table 8.13(a): January to December 2017 Quarterly Section Indices continued (Source: Statistics Department) Transportation Communication Recreation and Culture Education Restaurants and Hotels Miscellaneous Goods and Service %Chg 17/16 -0.84 4.02 -25.42 -2.65 0.46 0.76 1.30 Table 8.14: January to December 2018 Quarterly Section Indices (Source: Statistics Department) Food and Non- Alcoholic Beverages Alcoholic, Beverages Tobacco and Narcotics Clothing and Footwear Housing, Water, Electricity, Gas and Other Fuels Health Furnishings,
 Household Equipment Maintenance 99.68 100.71 100.21 100.92 100.38 98.44 114.73 114.62 114.45 116.17 114.99 113.48 127.37 129.17 129.17 131.63 129.33 124.13 %Chg 18/17 -0.97 1.98 1.33 4.19 97.48 91.99 92.25 92.13 93.46 98.55 -5.16 106.33 102.16 102.12 103.67 109.24 109.36 109.36 109.68 103.57 107.84 109.41 108.16 -3.96 1.15 58 Table 8.14(a): January to December 2018 Quarterly Section Indices continued (Source: Statistics Department) Transportation Communication Recreation and Culture Education Restaurants and Hotels Miscellaneous Goods and Service (January 2010 = 100) Period All Items 2018 First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter 102.41 101.55 101.56 101.34 *Jan-Dec 2018 101.71 *Jan-Dec 2017 102.71 %Chg 18/17 -0.97 103.43 107.80 108.18 105.61 106.26 106.28 - -1.23 -3.61 -0.26 -0.02 59 Table 9.1: General Information on Pre-schools and Nurseries on Nevis, 2010/11 – 2017/2018 (Source: Department of Education) Section 9 – Education Year Private Preschool Centers Government Preschool Centers Total Supervisors for Public & Private Preschools Total Auxiliary Staff for Public & Private Preschools Supervisors/Auxiliary Staff for Nurseries Centre Based Home Based Total Children in Preschools Total Children in Nurseries Total Enrollment in Preschools and Nurseries 2010/11 7 2011/12 7 2012/13 7 2013/14 6 2014/15 6 2015/16 5 2016/17 6 2017/ Table 9.2: Number of Public and Private Primary Schools on Nevis, 2010/11 - 2017/18 (Source: Department of Education) Year 2010/2011 2011/2012 Public Private Total 7 3 10 7 3 10 2012/2013 2014/2015 2013/2014 Primary
 Public and Private School 7 7 7 3 3 3 10 10 10 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 7 3 10 7 3 10 7 3 10 Table 9.3: Number of Students and Teachers in Public Primary School, 2010/11- 2017/18 (Source: Department of Stats, Department of Education) 2010-2011 Year Gender Male Female Male Female Male 575 Students 14 Teachers 2011-2012 Female Male 549 12 575 100 2014-2015 Female Male Male Male 528 13 560 10 552 104 515 12 Female Male 515 12 516 109 Female Male Female 534 5 497 98 494 109 2012-2013 2013-2014 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Mathematicians practice absolute freedom Statisticians practice absolute accuracy.
60 Year Gender Students Teachers Table 9.4: Number of Students and Teachers in Private Primary School, 2010/11-2017/18 (Source: Stats, Nevis) 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 103 6 56 1 82 1 77 1 99 21 56 1 59 19 53 16 68 1 74 20 79 1 95 21 NB: Data provided for two of the three schools (Montessori) Year Public Private Total Table 9.5: Number of Public and Private Secondary Schools on Nevis, 2010/11 – 2017/18 (Source: Department of Education) 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014 2014/2015 2015/2016 2016/2017 2017/2018 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 2 1 3 Table 9.6: Number of Students and Teachers in Public Secondary School, 2010/11 – 2017/18 (Source: Department of Stats, Department of Education) Year 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Gender Students Teachers Male Female Male Female Male 413 42 Female Male 513 46 491 87 Female Male 481 43 546 99 Female Male 473 40 520 88 Female Male 442 41 492 97 Female Male 507 37 459 99 Female 533 93 Table 9.7: Number of Students and Teachers in Private Secondary School in Nevis, 2011/12 – 2017/18(Source: Department of Stats, Department of Education) Year Gender Students Teachers 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female 17 2 16 2 16 9 17 9 13 7 15 2 13 7 15 2 16 2 15 9 6 7 6 2 61 Table 9.8: CSEC Subject passes for Charlestown and Gingerland Secondary Schools, 2010-2018 Subject Passes 0 – 2 3 - 5 6 - 8 9+ Total Source: Department of Education 2016 41 45 50 35 171 2017 30 56 50 40 176 2018 18 52 47 24 141 Table 9.9: CAPE Grade Distribution at the Charlestown Sixth Form College in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Source: Department of
 Education) Grade 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Number of Students I II III IV V VI VII NB: Grades - 1-V Passing Grades Grades - V1-V11 Failing Grades 40 95 112 126 127 50 15 565 62 Table 9.10: Enrollment of Students at the Nevis Sixth Form College in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Source: Charlestown Secondary High School) Sixth B Sixth A Total Girls Boys Girls Boys Girls 61 51 40 49 59 50 44 48 52 Boys Table 9.11: Number of Students per subject passed, Gingerland Secondary School (Source: Department of Education) 17 12 11 10 1 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 4 3 3 3 4 - 4 9 5 2 3 1 5 3 5 4 5 8 3 6 2 No.
of Subjects 7 6 No.
of Students Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Year - - 63 Table 9.12: Number of Students per subject passed, Charlestown Secondary School (Source: Department of Education) Year 15 13 12 11 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 1 - 1 1 1 - - - No.
of Subjects 7 No.

of Students Table 9.13: Student – Subject Entries and Percentage Pass, Charlestown Secondary School (Source: Department of Education) Years No.

of Students No.

of Subjects Written No.


of Subjects Passed Percentage Pass Table 9.14: Student – Subject Entries and Percentage Pass, Gingerland Secondary School (Source: Department of Education) Years No.

of Students No.

of Students Written No.
of Subjects Passed Percentage Pass Subjects Table 9.15: Nevis Sixth Form College CAPE Results – 2018 (Source: Department of Education) 11 111 V1 1V V 1 Accounting Unit 1 Accounting Unit 2 Agricultural Science Unit 2 Applied Mathematics Unit 1 Applied Mathematics Unit 2 Art and Design Unit 1 Art and Design Unit 2 Biology Unit 1 Biology Unit 2 Building and Mechanical Engineering Drawing Unit 1 Building and Mechanical Engineering Drawing Unit 2 Caribbean Studies Unit 1 Chemistry Unit 1 Chemistry Unit 2 Communication Studies Unit 1 Computer Science Unit 1 Computer Science Unit 2 Digital Media Unit 1 Economics Unit 1 Economics Unit 2 Entrepreneurship Unit 1 Entrepreneurship Unit 2 Environmental Science Unit 2 French Unit 1 French Unit 2 Geography Unit 1 Green Engineering Unit 1 Green Engineering Unit 2 History Unit 1 History Unit 2 Information Technology Unit 2 Integrated Mathematics Unit 1 Law Unit 2 Literatures in English Unit V11 Number Sat # of Passes %Passed Literatures in English Unit 2 Management Business Unit 2 Physical Education and Sport Unit 1 Physical Education and Sport Unit 2 Physics Unit 1 Physics Unit 2 Pure Mathematics Unit 1 Pure Mathematics Unit 2
 Sociology Unit 1 Sociology Unit 2 Spanish Unit 1 Spanish Unit 2 Tourism Unit 1 Tourism Unit 2 SUBTOTAL Table 9.16: Final scores for Primary School Athletic Championship in Nevis, 2010-2018 Gulf Insurance Primary School Championship 2010 - 2018 Name of School St. Thomas' VOJN St. James Joycelyn Liburd Elizabeth Pemberton Ivor Walters Charlestown Maude Cross Preparatory Source: https://sites.google.com and Department of Statistics Section 10 – Employment Table 10.1: Average Employees by Selected Industries and Services 2010-2018(**) Industries and Services Agriculture Baking Civil Service Commercial Construction Domestic Financial Hotel & Guest Houses Manufacturing NE Workers Restaurants Services Statutory Corporations Telecommunications Transportation Total (** figures
957 52 963 225 501 247 43 69 5,310 (** figures round up) Source: Labour Department, Nevis Sector 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Table 10.2: Work Permit application by Sectors, 2010-2018 Agriculture Baking Nevis Island Administration Domestic Construction Commercial Financial Hotel and Guest Houses Manufacturing Restaurants Services Statutory Corporation Telecommunication Transportation Total Source: Department of Labour Mathematicians practice absolute freedom Statisticians practice absolute accuracy.
67 Table 10.3: Work Permit application by sector and by sex in Nevis, 2012 - 2018 Sector Agriculture Baking Domestic Construction Commercial Financial Hotel & Guest Houses Manufacturing Miscellaneous Nevis Island Administration Restaurant Services Statutory Corporation Telecommunication Transportation Total 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 M 54 5 2 123 19 6 59 22 0 44 24 92 8 F M 48 9 3 2 4 31 85 7 16 19 5 1 76 22 5 0 46 29 66 1 5 0 43 19 96 7 F M 39 13 3 2 2 26 14 2 56 15 6 5 58 20 2 0 26 34 75 2 13 0 37 24 49 3 F M 29 8 2 2 10 0 7 115 9 2 6 4 55 13 1 0 30 23 99 3 4 0 27 17 89 3 F M 21 18 0 3 0 4 93 1 15 16 7 2 50 10 F M F M 29 13 2 6 8 1 80 6 39 17 2 0 19 13 9 0 18 37 74 0 5 0 24 30 88 3 F Source: Department of Labour Table 10.4: Work Permit application by Region/Nationality and by Sex in Nevis, 2013-2017 Nationality by Sex Region/Nationality 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female CARICOM/OECS 210 112 113 Other Caribbean Canada Americas United States Europe/CIS United Kingdom Africa Asia Pacific Total Source: Department of Labour 550 490 533 547 68 Section 11 – Agriculture Production & Trade Table 11.1: Egg Production per quartile, 2010-2018 (Source: Agriculture Department) Production per 1st Quarter 23,027 Production per 2nd Quarter 26,845 Production per 3rd Quarter 16,380 Production per 4th Quarter 26,894 Total per Year 93,146 Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
per Year 93,146 Year Table 11.2: Throughput (lbs.)
at the Marketing Division on an annual basis 2013-2018 Produce Apple Arugula Apricot Avocado Basil Bora Beans Breadfruit Broccoli Butternut Squash Cabbage Cantaloupe Cauliflower Carrots Cassava Celery Chile Peppers Christophene Cassava Meal Cherry Tomato Coconut Cucumber Dasheen Dragon Fruit Eddoes Eggplant Fat Pork Garlic Produce (continued) Ginger Ginip Grapefruit Greens Green Banana Green Mango Green Papaya Guava Golden Apple Herbs and Thyme Hot Peppers Honey Dew Melon Jelly Jujubi Kale Lemon Grass Lettuce Limes Mangoes Improved Mango Unimproved Manciport Mint Musk Melon Okra Onion Oranges Orange Pepper Pak-choi Papaya Ripe Passion Fruit Pigeon Peas Pineapple Plantain Plum Tomato Pomegranite Pomerac Pumpkin Purple Pepper Purple Potato Raddish Red Pepper Ripe Banana Ripe Plantain Roma Tomato Rosemary Seasoning Pepper Sea Grapes Silk Banana Sorrel Sour Sop 10,773
* Produce (continued) Star Apple String Beans Sugar Apple Sugar Cane Sweet Corn Sweet Pepper Sweet Potato Spinach Tania Tangerine Tamarind Thyme Tomatoes Watermelon Wax Apple White Potato Yams Yellow Pepper Zucchini Total (Source: Agriculture Department) Table 11.3: Accumulative total of acreage farmed and estimated yield 2013-2018 Institution Farmers Government Total Criteria Acres Yield (kg) Acres Yield (kg) Acres Yield (kg) (Source: Agriculture Department) Table 11.4: Production Analysis of Targeted Crops (Kg), 2013-2018
 Estimated annual total production of Targeted Crops (Kg) for 2013 - 2018 Crops Cabbage Cantaloupe/Honey Dew Carrot Corn Onion Pumpkin Sweet pepper Sweet potato Tomato Watermelon Total (Source: Agriculture Department) 71 Table 11.5: Top ten targeted Crops (lbs.)
for the period 2013-2018 Crop Criteria 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Cabbage Imports 115,063 135,886 43,200 59,592.97 27,053 46,685.54 Produce 1,361 1,750 499 3,651 4,899 2,472 Production as a % of Imports 2018 18.1 Carrots Imports 105,259 133,833 63,662 69,646.84 65,827 80,927 .47 Produce 20,729 10,400 1,833 1,106 309 Cantaloupe/Honeydew Imports 20,519 114,580 84,240 73,010.23 54.627 Produce 3,610 60,050 56,812 34,790 36,151 Corn Imports 21,364 31,364 14,764 16,040.84 19,355 Produce 3,823 2,920 7,185 363 4,282 Sweet Peppers Imports 31,058 41,067 54,203 60,713.34 41,123 Produce 8,537 27,020 9,810 13,508 12,882 37 85,799 19,296 35,534 10,296 30,007 19,051 66.2 22.1 31.3 Pumpkin Imports 2,459 0 0 0 0 0 100 Produce 27,033 99,680 24,186 32,214 16,347 Sweet Potato Imports 0 0 2,345 3,207 31,147 Produce 4,818 25,885 12,056 5,770 4,100 Tomato Imports 35,076 50,565 26,019 45,835 22,251 Produce 46,406 142,830 73,845 61,348 65,884 Watermelon Imports 0 2,760 12,699 14,662.83 11,684 48,816 11,863 17,373 14,909 64,047 13,318 Produce 70,239 234,830 113,874 79,605 100,108 118,093 Onion Imports 127,076 204,009 76,940 90,569 78,508 Produce 12,133 52,258 30,608 58,286 41,277 (Source: Agriculture Department) 82,516 17,463 13.2 296 856.8 52.6 Animals Steers Heifers Cows Bulls Sheep Goats Pigs Table 11.6: Annual production of popular animals’ slaughter, 2010- (Source: Agriculture Department) 72 Table 11.7: Estimated Landings of species of fishes (lbs.)
2013-2017 (Source: Fisheries Depart.)

Species Snapper Grouper Old Wife Conch Lobster Gar Ballyhoo Jacks Dolphin Wahoo Kingfish Skip Jack Lion Fish Tuna Bonito Mackerel Mah Mahi Mullet Marlin Shark Barracuda Shell Fish Crab Mixed Fish Tarpon Squid Turtle Blue Runner Congo Eel Sword Fish Sail Fish Total in (lbs.)
Value in (EC$) Year Table 11.8: Export of Seafood per pound on a yearly basis, 2010-2018 Lobster 2,378 139 214 235 3,542 1,288 160 436 14,618 Conch 140,356 291,408 110,111 331,881 122,839 972,593 109,855 85,128 48,252 Crab 0 3,167 1,275 2,803 4,485 5,535 2,730 1,011 1,870 Conch Shell 0 33 14 38 340 205 52 44 472 (Source: F Department) Total 142,734 294,747 111,614 334,957 131,206 979,621 112,797 86,619 68,920 73 Table 11.9: Number of livestock slaughtered at the Abattoir 2013-2018 Livestock Large Ruminants Small Ruminants Pigs Total 2013 163 1773 1208 3,144 2014 175 1,951 1,578 3,704 2015 155 2,034 1,908 4,097 2016 135 2,195 1977 4,307 2017 129 2,494 1,912 4,535 2018 % Change 25.59 15.32 (3.72) 7.59 162 2876 1841 4,879 Source: Abattoir records Table 11.10: Average carcass weight (kg) of livestock slaughtered at the Abattoir 2013-2018 Livestock Large Ruminants Small Ruminants Pigs 2013 162.65 11.19 32.24 2014 265.02 2015 598 2016 617.56 2017 660.41 2018 652.44 % Change (1.21) 20.06 46 46.78 45.98 43.51 57.65 121 Source: Abattoir records 118.87 119.22 119.97 (5.38) .63 Table 11.11: Output from Propagation Unit of vegetable seedlings, fruit trees and herbs, 2013-2018 Type
 Vegetable Seedlings Fruit trees Herbs 2013 79,456 2,510 450 2014 121,766 4,087 1,016 2015 63,165 7,036 1,563 (Source: Agriculture Department) 2016 54,372 4,665 731 2017 69,312 7,854 364 2018 105,442 5,823 3,719 % change 52.13 (25.86) 921.71 74 Table 11:12: Estimated Fish Landing per quartile, 2018 (Source: Fisheries Department) Species by Gear Type TRAP/LINE/SPEARGUN Surgeon fish (Acanthuridae) Trigger fish (Balistidae) Grunts (Pomadasyidae) Squirrel fish (Holocentridae) Snappers (Lutjanidae) Goat Fish (Mullidae) Parrot fish (Scaridae) Groupers (Serranidae) Lobsters (Panulirus argus) Mixed (others) Total NETS (Seine, Ballyhoo, etc) Gars (Belonidae) Bollyhoo (Exocoetidae) Jacks (Selar crumenophthalmus) Tuna (Thunnus) Mackerel (Scombridae) Mixed (others) Total (TROLLING/LONGLINE) Wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri) Dolphin (Coryphaena hippurus) Marlin (Makaria nigricans) Tuna (Thunnus) Mackerel (Scombridae) Mixed (others) Total SCUBA/SKIN Conch (Strombus gigas) Lobsters (Panulirus argus) Total 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Total Table 11:13: Product and quantity of value added commodities sold at the Abattoir, 2013-2018 PRODUCT Beef
 Burgers Beef Patties Beef Nuggets Beef Sausages Chicken Burgers Chicken Sausages Chicken Nuggets Chicken Patties Ground Beef Ground Chicken Ground Pork Local Chicken Pork Bacon Pork Burgers Port Nuggets Pork Sausages Season Pork Roast Season Pork Roast (cooked) Seasoned Beef Burgers Seasoned Beef Patties Seasoned Beef Roast Smoke Beef Smoke Chicken Smoke Ham Smoked Pork Ribs Tripe TOTAL 2013 (Kg) 1519.40 0 0 38.44 185.25 34.83 0 0 2014 (Kg) 1,799.75 0 30.16 50.62 281.21 41.73 0 0 10,192 11,721.28 0 0 0 0 0 0 268.37 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 213.20 0 2015 (Kg) 2,729 0 0 21 325 20 0 0 5,899 302 36 0 0 0 0 329 0 2016 (Kg) 1,597.96 0 0 15 182.80 98.88 0 0 5,366 252.20 114.76 0 0 125.19 33.16 239.07 0 2017 (Kg) 3,219.33 0 0 30 265.05 155 0 0 10,978 547 211 0 178.88 0 0 590 182 2018 (Kg) 2,983 749.2 0 90 228 185 53 177 14,386 441 48 2,014.58 108 0 0 468 0 %Change 2018 (7.34) 100 0 200 (13.98) 19.35 100 100 31.05 (19.38) (77.26) 100 (39.63) 0 0 (20.68) (Source: Agriculture Department/Abattoir records) 0 (20) 100 0 102.66 (17.06) 118.06 (36.26) 4.55 32.29 76 Table 11:14: Total Exports for period 2013-2018 Importing Countries Nature of Export US Clay Pots 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Value $ 1,147.50 Volume (kg) 30 Value $ 0 Volume (kg) 0 Value $ 0 Volume (kg) 0 Value $ 0 Volume (kg) 0 Value $ 0 Volume (kg) 0 Value $ 0 Volume (kg) 0 0 0 0 0 Plants 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18,805.5 3,402 St. Maarten Montserrat British Virgin Islands Anguilla Albania Fruits and Vegetables Fruits and Vegetables Mangoes Live Swine Clay Soil Coconut Jelly 0
Source: Customs Department (based on available data) Mathematicians practice absolute freedom Statisticians practice absolute accuracy.
77 Section 12 – Trade Table 12.1: Total value of imports, Nevis 2010-2018 (Source: Customs Department, Nevis) Year 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total $108,769,818.90 $121,950,706.60 $112,038,761.00 $120,675,322.70 $142,556,590.19 $128,533,323.45 $157,018,239.15 $183,805,063.60 $206,464,765.44 Cumulative Total $108,769,818.90 $230,720,525.50 $342,759,286.50 $463,434,609.20 $605,991,199.39 $734,524,522.84 $891,542,761.99 $1,075,347,825.59 1,281,812,591.03 Table 12.
2: Total value of exports, Nevis 2013-2018 (Source: Customs Department, Nevis) Year 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Total $850,281.86 $1,259,125.50 $725,908.23 $473,732.18 $687,469.95 $1,033,076.30 Cumulative Total $850,281.86 $2,109,407.36 $2,835,315.39 $3,309,047.77 $3,996,517.72 $5,029,594.02 Mathematicians practice absolute freedom Statisticians practice absolute accuracy.
78 Section 13 – Rainfall Table 13:1: Monthly Rainfall Data (mm) 2010-2018 (Source: Nevis Air & Sea Ports Authority) Month January February March April May June July August September October November December Table 13:2: Monthly Rainfall Data during Hurricane Season, 2010-2018 Month June July August September October November Section 14 – Crime Statistics & Fire Calls Table 14.1 Crime statistics reported and recorded in Nevis, 2010-2018 (Source: RSKNPF, Div.
B) Crime Category Murder Attempted Murder Manslaughter Wounding Grievous Bodily Harm (Inflicting/Causing) Wounding with intent (Other) Wounding with intent (Firearm) Rape Unlawful Carnal knowledge Defilement/Incest Uttering of forged documents Indecent Assault on Females Assault with Intent to Rob Robbery/Armed Robbery House Breaking and Larceny (Residential) House Breaking and Larceny (Commercial) Housebreaking and Larceny (Other) House Breaking with Intent (Residential) House Breaking with Intent (Commercial) House Breaking with Intent (Other) Burglary Sacrilege Shooting with Intent Larceny Unlawful Possession Receiving Stolen Goods Obtaining Credit by Fraud Causing death by Careless/Reckless or Dangerous Driving Arson Possession of Controlled Drugs Possession with Intent to Supply Importing Controlled Drugs Cultivating of Controlled Drugs Unlawful Possession of Firearms/Explosives Unlawful Possession of Ammunition Smuggling of Ammunition Smuggling of Firearm Fraudulent Conversion False Pretenses Embezzlement/Breach of Trust Malicious Damage Possession of Firearm with intent to endanger life Other crime, danger to life or bodily harm Abduction/Kidnapping Indecent Assault on Males Unnatural Offences (Buggery/Beastiality) Found in
 enclosed premises Forgery Discharging a loaded firearm in a public place Total Table 14.2 Crime statistics – (committed under the Drug Act) reported and recorded in Nevis, 2010-2018 Offences Possession of Controlled Drugs Possession with Intent to Supply Importing Controlled Drugs Cultivation of Controlled Drugs Unlawful Possession of Firearm/Explosives Unlawful Possession of Ammunition Smuggling of Firearm YEAR 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 36 11 0 3 3 3 3 86 5 4 4 0 0 0 (Source: RSKNPF, Div.
B) Table 14.3 Crime statistics – (violent crimes) reported and recorded in Nevis, 2010-2018 Offences Murder Attempted Murder Wounding Wounding with Intent Shooting with Intent Grievous Bodily Harm 2010 5 3 15 6 4 3 2011 6 0 17 7 2 0 2012 3 0 7 2 0 1 2013 10 1 19 5 1 2 YEAR 2014 5 2 9 7 2 0 (Source: RSKNPF, Div.
B) 2015 8 0 8 7 3 0 2016 5 2 14 5 7 0 2017 9 6 3 2 1 1 2018 5 6 0 1 1 1 81 Table 14.4 Crime statistics – (committed against a person) reported and recorded in Nevis, 2010-2018 Offences Rape Malicious Damage Abduction/Kidnapping Indecent Assault on Males Indecent Assault on Females 2010 1 0 0 0 3 2011 1 31 0 0 5 2012 5 18 0 0 2 (Source: RSKNPF, Div.
B) 2013 3 12 0 0 1 YEAR Table 14.5 Crime statistics – (committed under the Larceny Act) reported and recorded in Nevis, 2010-2018 Offences HB & L Res HB & L Com HB & L Other HB W I Res HB W I Com HB W I Other HB&L Res - House Breaking & Larceny (Residence), HB&L Com - House Breaking & Larceny (Commercial), HB&L Oth - House Breaking & Larceny (Other), HBWI Res - House Breaking with Intent (Residence) YEAR 2014 43 19 0 10 3 0 2013 91 30 4 10 3 0 (Source: RSKNPF, Div.
B) Table 14.6 Crime statistics – (serious offences) reported and recorded in Nevis, 2010-2018 Offences Robbery Arm Robbery Burglary Larceny Unlawful Possession Receiving Stolen Goods Assault with intent to Rob 2010 - - 48 36 0 0 1 2011 8 10 14 58 1 0 0 2012 2 23 21 45 0 4 3 (Source: RSKNPF, Div.
B) 2013 3 15 34 50 1 1 3 YEAR Fire Calls Table 14.7 Number of fires by category broken down in Nevis, 2010-2018 Year Class A Class B Class C False Motor Vehicle Accident 3 3 0 3 2 0 0 2 2 (Source: Fire Department, Nevis) Motor Vehicle 7 6 2 4 0 0 0 3 4 Bomb Threat - - - - - - - - 1 Table 14.8 Number of fire calls – Category A broken down in Nevis, 2010-2018 CLASS A - CATEGORY OF FIRE CALLS FOR THE PERIOD 2010 - 2018 CATEGORY HOUSE GRASS/BRUSH TOOL SHED GARBAGE TYRES COPPER LAMP POLE CONTAINER VEHICLE SMOKE DISTURBANCE OTHER STOVE GOVERNMENT BUILDING 10 10 0 46 - 10 23 0 34 - 10 10 0 52 - 10 33 0 53 - 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 8 45 1 51 - - 4 - 1 1 - - 1 8 57 - 16 - - - - 0 - 9 0 - 10 41 - 32 - 1 - - 3 - 0 0 - 9 47 4 50 2 0 - - - - 0 - - 11 82 - 25 - - - - 0 - 2 0 - - 4 1 4 0 - - - 5 0 2 0 - 1 1 - - - 0 0 3 0 - - - - - - - - - - (Source: Fire Department, Nevis) 83 CATEGORY KITCHEN PROPANE GAS LEAK FUEL OIL CATEGORY ELECTRICAL Table 14.9 Number of fire calls – Category B broken down in Nevis, 2010-2018 CLASS B - 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 0 0 - 0 0 - 0 1 - 2 1 - - - - - - 1 0 0 0 - - - - - - - - 0 0 1 - 0 0 0 - - - - - - 3 1 (Source: Fire Department, Nevis) Table 14.10 Number of fire calls – Category C broken down in Nevis, 2010-2018 CLASS C 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2027 2018 7 18 7 6 7 9 5 2 3 (Source: Fire Department, Nevis) 84 END 85