Employment in Suriname is in private and publicsectors. Employment ranges from administration and governmental functions to teaching, medicine, and accounting. A significant portion of the population is employed in mineral mining, such as bauxite, aluminum oxide [alumina], oil, etc. Business and agriculture are important employers as well.
According to 2004 statistics, 78 percent of the labor force is in the services sector. Industry employs 14 percent. Agriculture accounts for 8 percent.
According to 2005 statistics, the gross domestic product [GDP] by sector was composed of 10.8 percent agriculture, 24.4 percent industry, and 64.8 percent services.
A significant portion of the population is employed in mineral mining, such as bauxite, aluminum oxide [alumina], oil, etc.
Two other significant sectors are agriculture, civil service, and small business.
Suriname population is so low because Suriname is such a small country and it would get to crowed. There are also not many cities for people to work in so not many jobs are available in Suriname.
Suriname culture is very diverse.
Another name for Suriname was DUTCH Guiana
There is a job at the International Academy of Suriname for a Middle School/High School Computer Teacher. You can apply for this job at nics/careers site.
Food and water. If Suriname is cold then bring warm clothes also. :-)
rivers and lakes
What is Suriname? in English means "Was ist Suriname" in German.
Republic of Suriname (Republiek Suriname in Dutch)
Suriname Congo
Suriname is officially the Republic of Suriname.
Welkom in Suriname is a Dutch equivalent of 'Welcome to Suriname'.
No, Suriname is not a peninsula.