Top 93%
en este catálogo (1071 prácticas puntuadas)
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Evidence of impact / measured results2/3
The IMF's 2026 Article IV statement independently confirms the CIP's material contribution to the 2025 primary balance, and a government budget speech supplies a specific EC$88.8m 2022 revenue figure, though the two are not cross-audited.
Transferability / demonstrated replication1/3
The CIP/NDF fiscal model mirrors similar Eastern Caribbean schemes (e.g. Grenada, Dominica), and a new regional CIP regulator now sets shared standards, but Antigua's specific NDF design has not been shown to be independently replicated elsewhere.
Scalability2/3
Revenue and NDF-funded projects have grown to fund national-scale infrastructure such as an 8.7 km highway corridor serving roughly three-quarters of the population.
Sustainability / continuity1/3
The IMF explicitly flags CIP inflows as exposed to 'downside risks following recent U.S. travel policy announcements', indicating real continuity risk despite the fund's decade-plus track record.
Innovation1/3
Using citizenship-investment donations as a dedicated, legally structured development fund is a recognisable but not novel small-island fiscal instrument.
Inclusiveness / equity1/3
The flagship highway project explicitly serves roughly 75% of the population and connects the capital, airport and tourism sites, indicating broad geographic reach rather than narrow benefit.
Multi-stakeholder collaboration1/3
Governance involves the national government and, as of the reviewed period, a newly enacted independent regional CIP regulator, though multi-stakeholder design detail beyond government is limited in available sources.
Evidoria. Fondo Nacional de Desarrollo — Cómo Antigua y Barbuda Convierte la Inversión en Ciudadanía en Infraestructura Pública. ID persistente: 21905283-055c-4e44-a8ad-35db1c78db66.