Saint Kitts & Nevis has a service-based economy driven by tourism, offshore banking, and agriculture (mainly sugarcane). Government policies emphasize economic diversification and sustainable tourism, including a Citizenship by Investment program to attract foreign capital. Regulatory frameworks are improving but face challenges in financial transparency. Society enjoys relatively high living standards, though income inequality persists. Education systems are robust, aligning with the tourism and financial sectors. Climate risks, including hurricanes and rising sea levels, threaten infrastructure and agriculture. Healthcare services are improving but remain limited, particularly in rural areas.
