DR-4339-PR Economic Recovery Support Function
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Data Analytics

One of the critical tasks of the Economic Recovery Support Function is to share, aggregate, and integrate economic impact data to assess economic issues and identify potential inhibitors to fostering stabilization of the affected communities.*
 *Source: National Disaster Recovery Framework, 2016
One of the largest challenges in formulating ECN COAs for the Recovery Plan was that economic data for Puerto Rico was in many cases absent, compiled by outdated methods and/or unreliable. Puerto Rico’s unique status as a territory of the United States provides for both opportunities and challenges over a complicated landscape.

Puerto Rico’s economy has a variety of structural problems that have contributed to a lack of growth over the past decade or so. Four major challenges have been described: (1) outmigration of labor; (2) outmigration of capital; (3) labor force participation; and (4) public debt.  Each of these challenges has multiple root causes that may be under the control of multiple actors, including the Puerto Rico government, U.S. federal agencies, and Congress.

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Last Updated: March 2022
  • Home
  • About
    • Mission
    • The Team
    • Success Stories >
      • Gargiulo Fresh Produce
      • Matchmaking Day
      • Bureau of Economic Analysis
      • Government of Puerto Rico Support
    • Actual and Planned Investments
    • Support and Reference Materials >
      • Acronyms
      • Infographics
      • The Library
      • Invest Puerto Rico - StateBook
    • Photo Gallery
  • Portfolio
    • IRWA Intiatives >
      • Federal Interagency Coordination and Collaboration >
        • Grantmaking Programs >
          • LABF3S
          • GTD-FOM Tool
        • Funding Resource Matrix
        • Workforce Development Program Skill Alignment Database
        • BCA Webinar
        • Decisioning Tool
        • COA Alignment Tool
      • Economic Recovery & Resilience Capacity Building >
        • MOU
        • Pilot EDD
        • Sea Level Rise Resilience Roundtable
        • Air & Sea Transshipment Hub Campaign
      • Small Business Recovery & Entrepreneurial Development >
        • Puerto Rico Small Business Growth Workshops
      • Integrated Caribbean Economic Recovery Strategy >
        • BLUEtide Initiative
        • CREPSED
        • EcoExploratorio Resiliency Institute
        • Bluetide Caribbean Summit 2021
    • Mission Assignment Initiatives >
      • LQ Analysis
      • Hurricane Maria Capacity Building Program
      • EDA Investment Triage Project
      • Economic RSF Investment Tracker
      • ERSF Projects Database
      • Economic Indicators
      • SBIR Road Show 2019
      • The Jones Act
  • Events
    • P3CBC Training Courses