Curaçao’s economy relies on tourism, financial services, and oil refining. Efforts to diversify into renewable energy and technology are underway but remain limited. Government policies aim to strengthen economic resilience, particularly post-COVID-19. Regulatory frameworks are robust but face scrutiny over financial transparency. Society enjoys a relatively high standard of living, though economic inequality is a concern. Education is well-developed, supporting a skilled workforce for tourism and financial services. Climate risks, including hurricanes and rising sea levels, threaten infrastructure and livelihoods. Healthcare is accessible, though specialized services are limited.
