The Bahamas 🇧🇸 · Country History

The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score.

2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories.

Exporter +65 (15%); importer +0 (15%). Export evidence: 2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories. Import evidence: No comparable verified 2024 Bahamas HS3915 all-world inbound quantity retrieved. Import score is neutral rather than a claim of zero garbage; source completeness is limited.. Plastics HS3915 is not all waste and transferred recyclable material is not presumed illegal dumping.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

Bahamas: no generally available nationwide domestic same-sex civil marriage is recorded by the 2026-10-10 legal-status review. Country is included in the 2026 legal-status survey under a status other than generally available domestic civil marriage. This describes legal status, not a demonstrated effect on birth rates.

The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score.

2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories.

Exporter +65 (15%); importer +0 (15%). Export evidence: 2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories. Import evidence: No comparable verified 2024 Bahamas HS3915 all-world inbound quantity retrieved. Import score is neutral rather than a claim of zero garbage; source completeness is limited.. Plastics HS3915 is not all waste and transferred recyclable material is not presumed illegal dumping.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

Bahamas: no generally available nationwide domestic same-sex civil marriage is recorded by the 2026-10-10 legal-status review. Country is included in the 2026 legal-status survey under a status other than generally available domestic civil marriage. This describes legal status, not a demonstrated effect on birth rates.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 4: -50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 4: -50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored.

The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified.

Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden.

Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links.

World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 4: +50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 4: +50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements.

No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 1: +0/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 1: +0/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified.

World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified.

NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength.

The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased.

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

Bahamas: no generally available nationwide domestic same-sex civil marriage is recorded by the 2026-10-10 legal-status review. Country is included in the 2026 legal-status survey under a status other than generally available domestic civil marriage. This describes legal status, not a demonstrated effect on birth rates.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

Bahamas: no generally available nationwide domestic same-sex civil marriage is recorded by the 2026-10-10 legal-status review. Country is included in the 2026 legal-status survey under a status other than generally available domestic civil marriage. This describes legal status, not a demonstrated effect on birth rates.

The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score.

2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories.

Exporter +65 (15%); importer +0 (15%). Export evidence: 2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories. Import evidence: No comparable verified 2024 Bahamas HS3915 all-world inbound quantity retrieved. Import score is neutral rather than a claim of zero garbage; source completeness is limited.. Plastics HS3915 is not all waste and transferred recyclable material is not presumed illegal dumping.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 3: +0/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 3: +0/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score.

2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories.

Exporter +65 (15%); importer +0 (15%). Export evidence: 2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories. Import evidence: No comparable verified 2024 Bahamas HS3915 all-world inbound quantity retrieved. Import score is neutral rather than a claim of zero garbage; source completeness is limited.. Plastics HS3915 is not all waste and transferred recyclable material is not presumed illegal dumping.

World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access.

National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access.

Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 4, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified.

The Bahamas has utility-based water service; no dependable nationwide no-payment household water baseline was verified.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 11, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden.

Beaches and natural beauty are major everyday assets, but homicide data show a serious safety burden.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 8, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links.

Inter-island and local movement still depend heavily on paid transport, vehicles, fuel and aviation or ferry links.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 4: +50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 4: +50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 12, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements.

World Bank data show 50.9% forest area in 2023 while hurricanes, sea-level exposure and coastal dependence create major resilience requirements.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 1: +0/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 10, beleshky 1: +0/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified.

No ordinary national route to secure productive land without purchase, rent or other financial gatekeeping was verified.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 13, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety.

World Bank data report 32.198 intentional homicides per 100,000 people in 2022, materially reducing ordinary safety.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 4: -50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 4: -50/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 15, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored.

World Bank data show positive net migration; this category remains factual and unscored.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 1, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

The 2026 budget frames affordability, food, electricity and household bills as major daily family concerns even in a high-income tourism economy.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

2025 Department of Labour recommendations propose a 40-hour regular week and regulate irregular shifts; these are PROPOSALS, not proof of enacted protection. Tourism scheduling and household cost pressures are included as a cautious authored judgment; no national person-level multiple-job survey is asserted.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 4: -25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 3: -75/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 2: -25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 2, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified.

No broad national no-payment housing or productive-land route sufficient for ordinary families was verified.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 6, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength.

NHI Bahamas states that covered primary-care services have no copays or deductibles at the point of care, a substantial but incomplete healthcare Money Gate strength.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 3, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased.

The National School Breakfast Programme expanded across government preschools, primary and all-age schools, creating a real institutional no-payment food route while household groceries remain purchased.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 9, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

Bahamas: no generally available nationwide domestic same-sex civil marriage is recorded by the 2026-10-10 legal-status review. Country is included in the 2026 legal-status survey under a status other than generally available domestic civil marriage. This describes legal status, not a demonstrated effect on birth rates.

The Bahamas’ 2024 TFR is 1.374, producing weak fertility performance under the TBFC target even though health, education and utility capacity are comparatively strong.

Total fertility rate: 1.37400000

Bahamas: no generally available nationwide domestic same-sex civil marriage is recorded by the 2026-10-10 legal-status review. Country is included in the 2026 legal-status survey under a status other than generally available domestic civil marriage. This describes legal status, not a demonstrated effect on birth rates.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 3: +0/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 3: +0/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 16, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score.

2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories.

Exporter +65 (15%); importer +0 (15%). Export evidence: 2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories. Import evidence: No comparable verified 2024 Bahamas HS3915 all-world inbound quantity retrieved. Import score is neutral rather than a claim of zero garbage; source completeness is limited.. Plastics HS3915 is not all waste and transferred recyclable material is not presumed illegal dumping.

The Bahamas’ external footprint is strongly shaped by tourism, finance and imported goods; this evidence-only category is not converted into a domestic score.

2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories.

Exporter +65 (15%); importer +0 (15%). Export evidence: 2024 reported exports of HS3915 plastic scrap total 454 kg to the United States. The low exported weight supports a positive outward-pressure reading, but says nothing by itself about the domestic landfill burden or all waste categories. Import evidence: No comparable verified 2024 Bahamas HS3915 all-world inbound quantity retrieved. Import score is neutral rather than a claim of zero garbage; source completeness is limited.. Plastics HS3915 is not all waste and transferred recyclable material is not presumed illegal dumping.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 5, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access.

World Bank data report 100% electricity access in 2024, while the government continues bill-relief measures because household electricity is paid access.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 4: +25/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 3: -25/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 2: +25/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 7, beleshky 1: +50/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access.

National public schooling and education investment provide substantial capability reach across islands, while quality and island geography still shape access.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 4: +0/100 for Return / durability of family benefit. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 3: -50/100 for Friction / household burdens. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 2: +0/100 for Reach / real access. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

The Bahamas, category 14, beleshky 1: +25/100 for Capacity / practical capability. Evidence context: Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks. This is a transparent TBF interpretive rating. The cited context does not establish an independently measured percentage of people receiving complete free service.

Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks.

Small-island import dependence makes materials, repair and replacement vulnerable to shipping cost and external shocks.