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Justice Comes To Town

Legal aid has always been free but remained inaccessible to many Jamaicans until the services headed out to their towns, communities & fairs

April 28^th, 2021

Footnotes Text by UNDP Communications Analyst Gillian Scott; Photos by Tal Up Yout Media for UNDP Multi Country Office in Jamaica and Ministry of Justice. UNDP project lead, Programme Analyst Ava Whyte-Anderson

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Jamaica’s mining lease process is now digital, boosting efficiencies & environmental safeguards.

A novel social enterprise helps artisans turn better profits working with local minerals

A new BSc degree is paving the way for a more sustainable approach to mining in Jamaica.

Key lessons & resources help young male & female farmers & fishers fight climate change impacts

Multiple setbacks did not deter Claudia from her dreams. Classes & a grant give her a breakthrough

Shelly-Ann embraces a new day after a lifetime of abuse & an unjust charge for murder