Dominica

Located in the Lesser Antilles of the Caribbean Sea, Dominica is a mountainous island nation bordered by Guadeloupe and Martinique, featuring the Caribbean's highest peak, Morne Diablotins. As a unitary parliamentary republic, the country relies heavily on agriculture, particularly coffee and banana cultivation, alongside a growing ecotourism sector that leverages its status as the "Nature Island of the Caribbean." The economy utilizes the East Caribbean dollar and faces challenges typical of small island developing states, including vulnerability to natural disasters and limited market access. Despite its small population of approximately 71,000, the nation maintains a moderate level of human development and continues to pursue sustainable economic growth through environmental conservation.