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Climate Change
Hazard Risk Reduction and Climate Change Adaptation is one of the 15 outcomes of Vision 2030 Jamaica-National Development Plan being spearheaded by the Planning Institute of Jamaica. Climate change is likely to have adverse effects on the country, among them being an increase in the intensities and/frequency of natural hazards; increased drought; sea levels rise; and weakened, more fragile ecosystems. Vision 2030 highlights these as being a threat to sustainable development, and provides the framework within which corrective and preventive actions should be undertaken. In light of this, many of the activities embarked upon are aligned with related strategies and overarching objectives.
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Vital Statistics Commission
In December 2003, Cabinet approved the establishment of a multi-agency Vital Statistics Commission (VSC) under the mandate of the Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ) Act. The overall work of the Commission is to “ensure that an adequate set of vital statistics for Jamaica is available for use in national development planning, monitoring and evaluation.
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Upcoming Banana Accompanying Measures
Assist the Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries in making representation to the EU for support under this programme.
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Canada Free Trade
Jamaica is seeking to enter FTA/ with Canada. This is intended to be similar to the EPA with the EU where there is reciprocal trade in goods and services for WTO compatibility.
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Memorandum of Understanding Monitoring Committee (MOU)
This Committee is established to address any issues relating to the implementation of the MOU 3 Agreement.
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Sugar Negotiation Team
In February 2009, the Government of Jamaica signalled its intent to divest its financing interest in the Sugar industry factories, distillery and five farms, either in whole or in part.
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Social Partnership for Transformation, Consultative Committee
The Economic Planing and Research Division (EPRD) serves on this committee, which is chaired by the Hon. Prime Minister. The Committee brings together the public and private sector, trade unions, and academia.
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