by Anaitée Mills Panoramic view of the Blue & John Crow Mountains, Jamaica. Xaymaca is the Taino name for Jamaica which translates into “land of wood and water” but how much wood and how much water does Jamaica have today? The Forestry Department figured out a way to teach enthusiastic hikers about the state of […]
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by Heather May Sutton As in other parts of the LAC region, crime and violence have deeply negative effects on businesses and individuals in the Caribbean. The IDB has supported data generation in the region using victimization surveys for individuals and businesses, the highlights of which are presented in this month’s quarterly bulletin with a special focus […]
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by Jermaine Case, Jamaica ConSOC member IDB Annual Civil Society in Honduras. Photo author Brodrick Watson To the uninformed eye, the Marriott hotel erected in New Kingston, Jamaica is just a newly minted addition to the city’s towering infrastructure. But as with most things, there is more than meets the eye. Marriott was constructed in […]
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Is Jamaica ready to negotiate on global warming?
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How is Jamaica influencing United States foreign policy?
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Private-sector efficiencies can allow governments to deliver much-needed and improved infrastructure and services with greater value to society
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What is Jamaica doing to become more energy efficient?
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Can the Citizen Security and Justice Programme change the productivity of communities in Jamaica?
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Can we learn from the past to not repeat the waste management crisis in Jamaica?
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What does the new electronic procurement platform mean for Jamaica?
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