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The image shows a photo of Suriname flood in 2022.
The photo shows the Suriname floods in 2022. The 2022 Suriname floods beginning in March have affected Indigenous and Maroon settlement areas in the eastern part of Suriname. The floods were caused by the La Niña weather phenomenon, which replaced the short dry season (beginning of February to the beginning of April) in 2022
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List of Insurance Companies Logos in Suriname

List of Insurance Companies Logos in Suriname. By clicking on the logos of insurers in Suriname, you instantly get up-to-date information on assurance issues. 
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Insurance Company Names

Company Names. Updated list of the names of Suriname-based insurers

Self Reliance
Handels-Krediet-en Industrie Bank N.V.
Assuria N.V.
Centrale Bank Van Suriname
Republic Bank (Suriname) N.V.
Fatum Schadeverzekering NV
Finabank N.V.
Trustbank NV
Nationale Ontwikkelingsbank Van Suriname NV
Spaar En Krediet Coöperatie Nationaal Leger G.A (SPARCO BANK G.A)
Paramaribo Schade Assurantie Company
Surichange Bank N.V.
SZF
Parsasco NV.
VSH United

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Suriname

Map of Suriname

The population of Asian Indian ancestry is the largest ethnic group (27% of the population), followed by the Maroons (22%, of African descent), Creoles (16%), people with Javanese ancestry (14%), mestizos (13%), and Amerindians (4%)

In 2012, Suriname had a population of 541,638, 80% of whom lived in the coastal area. In 1990, the population structure was expansive—but it has become stationary in the under-20 age groups, with an aging population.
Population growth in the over-60 age group was very pronounced, increasing by nearly 30% over a nine-year period, while the 0-14 age group grew by only 1.6%.

The population of Asian Indian ancestry is the largest ethnic group (27% of the population), followed by the Maroons (22%, of African descent), Creoles (16%), people of Javanese ancestry (14%), mestizos (13%), and Amerindians (4%).

The economy was stable in the period 2008-2012, with average annual growth of 4.1%.
The principal drivers of the economy are the gold mining and oil sectors. Following 2008-2012, there was an economic recession, due to a drop in the price of these products.

(Source: Health in the Americas+, 2017 Edition)

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