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Thematic Area |
Energy and Environment |
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Location |
Jamaica |
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Start Date |
May 2007 |
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Duration |
2007-2009 |
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Funding Amount |
US$12,000 |
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Source of Funding |
UNDP Target for Resource Assignment from the Core (TRAC) |
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Status |
Operationally Closed |
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Objectives |
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The development of appropriate land management systems to reduce the loss of arable land |
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Expected Results |
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The provision of adequate land coverage and improvement in the farming techniques currently being used. |
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Profile: |
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This project is aimed at capacity building of the four schools within the island wide network of 28 schools, it seeks to explore ways of improving the environment by reducing the exposure of the School of Hope and other Schools including those operated by the Jamaica Association on Mental Retardation (JAMR), but, not limited to those schools providing education and training for students with intellectual disabilities, as well as the surrounding communities to the threat of flooding caused by soil erosion. The project will aim to provide adequate land coverage and improve the farming techniques currently being used to improve the project’s sustainability over the long term. |
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Delivery in: |
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Allocation 2008: US$ Expenditures 2008: US$
Allocations 2009:US$ Expenditures 2009: US$
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Contact: |
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Margaret Jones Williams |
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Documents: |
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Additional available information: |
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News Items posted on UNDP Jamaica website:
March 31, 2011 Woodford Residents pursue Sustainable Agriculture
March 25, 2011 Five Jamaican Communities Adapting to Climate Change Useful Links: |
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