El Niño Extreme Event Would Cause Loss of at Least 2% of Regional GDP, According to ECLAC - Information Focus
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Latin America and the Caribbean could lose at least 2% of regional GDP in the scenario of the current transit of an extreme El Niño event, according to La Cepal Monday, the consequence of which explains that it would add 4.8 million people to poverty. The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (Cepal) [...] El Niño's extreme event entry would cause a loss of at least 2% of regional GDP, according to ECLAC was first published in …
Santiago de Chile, Sep 21 (Latin America Press) An extreme El Niño event can cause losses of two percent of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and add 4.8 million people to poverty in Latin America, Cepal warned today. The post Cepal: El Niño can increase poverty and lower regional GDP first appeared on News Prensa Latina.
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) warns that an extreme El Niño event could cause a loss of at least 2% of regional GDP and add 4.8 million people to poverty in Latin America and the Caribbean The entry “El Niño” will affect 2% of regional GDP and add 4.8 million in poverty was first published in El Diario
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El CarabobeñoReport from Cepal predicts that El Niño extreme will affect regional GDP and increase poverty by 4.8 million.
An extreme episode of El Niño could lead to economic losses for three years and increase poverty by up to 4.8 million people, according to a report by Cepal.
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