Demographics in implementation area
As of 2019, Le Carbet, a commune in Martinique, had a population of 3,461 residents, with approximately 47.1% male and 52.9% female. In terms of age distribution, data from 2008 indicates that the population was fairly evenly spread across different age groups, with 722 individuals aged 0-14, 578 between 15-29, 783 between 30-44, 775 between 45-59, 581 between 60-74, and 321 aged 75 and older.
Household composition in 2008 included 1,403 households, of which 416 were single-person households—226 men living alone and 190 women living alone. There were also 61 households without families and 926 households with families, which included 239 couples without children, 376 couples with children, and 311 single-parent families. While specific data on average household size for Le Carbet is not readily available, in 2018, the average household size in Martinique was approximately 2.3 people per household.
Ethnicity data for Le Carbet is not specifically documented, and detailed information on income levels is also limited. However, given broader trends in Martinique, it is likely that Le Carbet's population consists primarily of individuals of Afro-Caribbean descent, with a mix of European and other ancestries. The economic structure of the region is influenced by tourism, fishing, and local commerce. (5,6)
Specify primary beneficiaries
"the town hall, socio-professionals, and residents" (2)
"Carbet classes (primary and secondary)" (2)
Measures for inclusion of marginalised groups
"The seedlings and plants are then kept in nurseries set up in schools or at our volunteers' homes before being planted." (2)
