Belize’s economy relies on tourism, agriculture, and offshore financial services. Growth is constrained by vulnerability to external shocks, such as hurricanes and commodity price fluctuations. Government policies promote sustainability and foreign investment, but debt remains a challenge. Regulatory frameworks are improving, yet transparency and enforcement need strengthening. Society is diverse but faces high poverty and crime rates. Education access is improving, though rural areas lag. Climate change poses significant risks to agriculture and tourism. The healthcare system is basic, with limited facilities outside urban centers.
