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Vision2030 is Jamaica's national development plan to achieve developed country status by 2030. It is 91% aligned with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals. The plan focuses on social, economic and environmental development through increasing social program funding, creating macroeconomic stability, banning single-use plastics, and engaging stakeholders in the process.
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Monique Graham // Caribbean Policy Research Institute
- 1. Development of Jamaica and SDGs May 31, 2019 Monique Graham, Researcher
- 2. Presentation Guide 2 Overview of Vision2030 Four Main Goals of Vision2030 Social, Economic and Environmental Development Conclusion
- 3. Jamaica, the place of choice to live, work, raise families and do business. Vision2030
- 4. Vision2030 91% in alignment with the SDGs Guide to achieving developed country status by 2030 The process involves all stakeholders 4
- 6. Social Development 6 • Allocation to social programmes increased >70% • Increases to PATH programme • Cash benefits range from 13.1% - 23.1% • Introduction of mobile payment • Citizen Security and Protection Programme (CSJP)
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- 8. Economic Development 8 Reducing the fiscal burden Creating macroeconomic stability Ease of doing business
- 9. Environmental Development 9 Solid Waste Management • Government banned single-use plastics and styrofoam • Implementation of Deposit Refund Scheme (DRS)
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