Jamaica rural water programme invests US$50 million in six communities, improving water, sewerage, roads, and electricity over 18 months.
Jamaica · INFRASTRUCTURE
Key Facts
—Funding US$35 million from the Caribbean Development Bank and US$15 million from Jamaica’s Consolidated Fund.
—Communities Agualta Vale, Mason Hall, Albert Town, Ulster Spring, Union, Balaclava, Port Morant, and Green Park.
—Duration The work will be rolled out over 18 months.
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