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Government Administration in Jamaica
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37 on file
Ministry Of Education, Youth & Information
Vision Statement A nation empowered by a dynamic system of care, education and training Mission Statement Providing quality care and education in an innovative, inclusive and enabling environment thereby creating socially conscious and productive Jamaicans.
10001+ staff
Bureau Of Standards Jamaica
The National Standards Body of Jamaica, the Bureau of Standards Jamaica is an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce that is primarily responsible for promoting the implementation of standards for goods, services and processes.
201 to 500 staff
The Early Childhood Commission
The Commission is currently governed by a Board of 20 Commissioners with an inter-ministerial and inter-sectoral make up. It is of sufficient stature, both in membership and mandate, to be of significant influence in regards to the policy and actions of all those concerned within the sector. The Board, which is headed by a Chairman, has as its primary role, the undertaking of policy development and oversight of the sector. The board is supported by sub-committees which through their technical coordinators have overall responsibility to manage and guide the implementation of all the Commission’s activities. There are seven subcommittees of the board as follows: Audit Finance Legal and Regulatory Affairs Parenting Public Education Research and Data Management Training & Development The direct day to day activities of the Commission are handled by the operational body which is headed by an Executive Director. The major responsibilities of the operational body include: Leadership for ECD development services Leadership for strategic work for children Regulation and Monitoring of early childhood institutions Leadership for development of training, certification and accreditation systems. Leadership for co-ordination of activity at the regional and community levels Leading partnerships in support of interventions to raise public and parental awareness and education on Early Childhood Issues. Leaderships for integrated research in Early Childhood Development.
201 to 500 staff
Jsif Jamaica Social Investment Fund
The Jamaica Social Investment Fund (JSIF) is a limited liability company incorporated under The Company’s Act of Jamaica. It was established in 1996 as a component of the Government of Jamaica’s (GoJ's) national poverty alleviation strategy. The Fund was designed primarily to channel resources to small-scaled community based projects. This is done with the use of an Operations Manual that acts as a guide to ensure transparency, accountability and efficiency in project implementation.
51 to 200 staff
Financial Services Commission Jamaica
The Financial Services Commission (FSC) was created under the Financial Services Commission Act to oversee the regulation of Jamaica's insurance, pension and securities industries.
201 to 500 staff
Auditor General's Department, Jamaica
The Auditor General's Department exists to act in public interest by assessing the effectiveness of the management of the Government of Jamaica’s financial management systems and the level of compliance with financial management policies and guidelines. The Auditor General's Department adds value to the Government of Jamaica through our diverse audit products these include: Special Investigations, Economic Assessment, Assurance, Performance and Information Technology Audits. In conducting our work, we comply with high quality standards and uphold ethical values. For more information please visit: http://auditorgeneral.gov.jm/ Vision:"A better Country through Audit scrutiny" Mission: to conduct and make public high quality audits and produce recommendations that are relevant to our auditees, the parliament and the citizens.
201 to 500 staff
Ministry Of Finance And The Public Service Mofps Jamaica
The MOFPS has overall responsibility for developing the Government’s fiscal and economic policy framework; collecting and allocating public revenues in the socio-economic development of Jamaica.
501 to 1000 staff
Ministry Of Finance, Jamaica
The Ministry of Finance & the Public Service (MoF & PS), has overall responsibility for developing the Government’s fiscal and economic policy framework; collecting and allocating public revenues and playing an important role in the socio-economic development of the country in creating a society in which each citizen has every prospect of a better quality of life.
1001 to 5000 staff
Office Of The Cabinet, Jamaica
Developing Cabinet’s forward agenda; Initiating and participating in key meetings leading up to the formulation of policy; Ensuring an adequate degree of inter-departmental consultation on proposals for Cabinet Decision; Providing an independent perspective on departmental proposals; Controlling the quality and content of information reaching Cabinet and Cabinet Committees by reviewing all materials in advance; Controlling the issues that come before Cabinet for discussion by managing Cabinet’s agenda; Briefing the Prime Minister on his/her role as Chairman of Cabinet and Cabinet Committee Chairmen on the handling of issues coming before Cabinet or a Committee of it; Recording and disseminating Cabinet Decisions.
201 to 500 staff
Department Of Co-Operatives And Friendly Societies
The Department of Co-operatives and Friendly Socieities, an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce, Jamaica is the regulatory authority for entities registered under the five Acts of Parliament administered by the Department. The Acts administered by the DCFS include Charities Act, 2013 Industrial and Providence Act Co-operatives Act Friendly Societies Act Agricultural Loan Societies Act.
51 to 200 staff
Electoral Office Of Jamaica
Responsibility is to protect the electoral process from the immediate direction, influence and control of the Government, which may influence its functioning to the detriment of persons with opposing views who may wish to participate in the process. In addition to conducting general elections, by-elections or referenda, the Commission is responsible for compiling and maintaining the register of eligible electors; verifying the identity of every eligible elector; approving political parties eligible to receive state funding; and administering electoral funding and financial disclosure requirements.
201 to 500 staff
Government Of Jamaica
The Arc of Growth and Achievement is the Rose of the People. In the Living, we remain forever sure that our Sovereignty is the Hallmark of the Emerald Gem we call our Reckoned home. In this One design we cherish, we call fort the Darkest Hearts to seek Citizenship amongst the ever faithful and ever sure. As we remain close to this Guiding light that Sparks the Coldest Minds to temper in the midst of all Administrations, We Stand as the Nation of Enlightenment.
501 to 1000 staff
Tourism Enhancement Fund
The Tourism Enhancement Fund’s role is to lead tourism innovation in the areas of transformational infrastructural and sustainable projects, human capital development and tourism linkages through the applied utilization of research data. Utilizing its resources, the TEF partners with local, international, public and private stakeholders to advance the strategies of the Ministry of Tourism and its Agencies.
51 to 200 staff
Janaac Global Accreditation
JANAAC is an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce. The Mission of JANAAC Global Accreditation is to support the effective development of the Jamaican economy by providing Conformity Assessment Bodies with internationally recognized accreditation services that will: 1. Encourage Jamaican entities to produce and trade goods and services of consistently good quality; 2. Allow Jamaican regulators to control the quality of goods and services traded in Jamaica’s domestic market, through the implementation of conformity assessment procedures which are in line with the WTO’s Technical Barriers to Trade Agreement- JANAAC is proud of its role in fostering global confidence in Jamaica’s products and services."Confirming competence, providing confidence in the marketplace"
11 to 50 staff
Spectrum Management Authority
Spectrum Management Authority is a company based out of 13-19 Harbour Street, Kingston, Jamaica.
11 to 50 staff
Tax Administration Jamaica
Tax Administration Jamaica (TAJ) proudly operates as the country’s premiere revenue collecting agency. In keeping with our mission, our primary goal is to foster voluntary compliance, collect the revenue due in an equitable and efficient manner, contribute to a competitive business environment and facilitate economic growth and development.
1001 to 5000 staff
Industryminja
The Ministry of Industry, Investment & Commerce is described as Jamaica's "Business Ministry." It's mandate is to lead the development of policies that will create growth and jobs, while achieving social inclusion and consumer protection. The Ministry, working with its stakeholders is primarily responsible for business policy development, monitoring and evaluation, while giving direction and oversight to a cluster of implementing departments and agencies. Vision Statement By 2030, MIIC has achieved innovative, inclusive, sustainable and internationally competitive Jamaican Industries. Mission Statement To create an enabling environment which grows and sustains industries; promotes investment and trade; and ensures consumer protection while fostering gender equality and social inclusion in all our policies, programmes and projects.
1001 to 5000 staff
National Compliance And Regulatory Authority
The NCRA is an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce which is responsible for registering pre-packaged food establishments, registering importers and local manufacturers of goods for which compulsory standards exist, inspecting goods at the ports of entry and in the domestic market, as well as, undertaking responsibility for the verification of weighing and measuring devices used in trade and conducting petrol sampling. Compliance activities and the execution of enforcement actions are within the remit of the NCRA. We partner with businesses to achieve conformance with established standards and regulations and our work provides proof and added assurance of safety and quality to consumers. The National Compliance and Regulatory Authority (NCRA) is a statutory body which falls under the The Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce (MIIC).
11 to 50 staff
Architects Registration Board Of Jamaica
The Architects Registration Board of Jamaica (ARB) is the government appointed authority legally mandated to regulate the practice of architecture in Jamaica pursuant to the Architects Registration Act. Any person engaging in the practice of architecture is required to be registered by the Architects Registration Board of Jamaica and to satisfy the necessary certifications towards an annual licence to practise.
201 to 500 staff
Jamaica Customs Agency
MISSION STATEMENT To facilitate trade, protect our borders, optimise revenue collection, through collaborative border management and delivery of high quality customer service and to develop and maintain a team of motivated professional and competent staff. VISION STATEMENT A modern customs administration, delivering excellent service, fostering compliance and contributing to our national development and protection of society. OUR ROLE Jamaica Customs Agency has three specific mandates: The equitable collection of revenue, protection of borders against illicit imports and the facilitation of trade. JCA carries out these functions by- Assessing and collecting customs duties, fees, and penalties due on imports- Interdicting and seizing contraband, including narcotics and illegal drugs- Processing passengers, baggage, cargo and mail- Detecting and apprehending persons engaged in fraudulent practices designed to circumvent Customs related laws- Protecting Jamaica's industries, labour and intellectual property rights by enforcing Jamaica's laws intended to prevent illegal trade practices, including provisions related to quotas; the Anti-Dumping Act; and by providing Customs Records for copyrights, patents and trademarks- Protecting the general welfare and security of Jamaica by enforcing import and export restrictions and prohibitions, including money laundering. All customs activities are governed by the Customs Act. In addition to its own laws, Customs enforces over 125 other provisions of law for other agencies. CORE VALUES - Customer Focused - Accountability - Professionalism - Integrity - Transparency
1001 to 5000 staff
Integrity Commission Of Jamaica
The Integrity Commission of Jamaica is a Commission of Parliament, which is governed under the Integrity Commission Act, 2017 (ICA).
201 to 500 staff
Jamaica Cyber Incident Response Team Jacirt
The Jamaica Cyber Incident Response Team (JaCIRT) is a Division under the Ministry of Science, Energy and Technology established to deliver on the mandate outlined in the Government of Jamaica's (GOJ) National Cyber Security Strategy of 2015 to address matters regarding cyber threats and appropriate responses thereto. The JaCIRT supports the secure operations of the GOJ's Information Technology resources through the coordination of Incident Response for the Ministries, Agencies and Departments (MDAs) of the GOJ, and by providing other services and support to protect their IT assets from cyber attacks as well as mitigation and recovery of incidents at all MDAs. Mission To secure Jamaicans and Jamaica’s interests in cyberspace by ensuring increased cyber hygiene, cybersecurity awareness and resilience through the advancement of cyber incident response mechanisms, the development, promulgation and enforcement of standards, and the capability based increase in cybersecurity capacity in ways that enhance economic security and improve our quality of life. Vision JaCIRT will be the nation’s leader in cyber incident response and management while impacting improved cyber hygiene, increased cybersecurity engagement and public education regionally, and the influencing of international standards, conventions and norms. Our efforts stimulate innovation, foster inclusive cyber security, and improve the quality of life.
1 to 10 staff
Professional Engineers Registration Board Perb
The Professional Engineers Registration Board (PERB) is responsible, under the Professional Engineers Registration Act (PERA) of 1987, for the regulation of the practice of engineering in Jamaica including the registration of Engineers.
1 to 10 staff
Ministry Of Economic Growth And Job Creation
The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC) is charged with drafting the blueprint to drive economic growth and sustainable development in Jamaica. The Ministry has responsibility for four(4) critical portfolio areas. They are: • Land • Investment • Water and Wastewater • Works The Ministry has oversight for some twenty-three (23) Agencies, Departments and Divisions, which are responsible for approximately thirty (30) subject areas. Included in the Ministry’s functions are the formulation and implementation of policy relating to these subject areas. It plays a monitoring role to ensure adherence to the policies, and that the operations of these entities are in accordance with the Government of Jamaica’s guidelines and regulations. The Political Directorate of the Ministry is headed by the Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, ON, MP. He is supported by: Sen. The Hon. Aubyn Hill – Minister without Portfolio Hon. C. Everald Warmington M.P. – Minister without Portfolio
201 to 500 staff
Nids Facts
The National Identification System will give every Jamaican a single trusted ID, ushering in an era of connected e-Governance & nat'l growth.
11 to 50 staff
Transformation Implementation Unit
Dedicated to transforming the public service, the Transformation Implementation Unit champions fairness, valuing people, and consistently high delivery of public services. For more information visit us at https://publicsectortransformation.gov.jm/ or send us an email at letusknow@transformation.gov.jm or call (876) 676-4848
51 to 200 staff
The Statistical Institute Of Jamaica
The Statistical Institute of Jamaica is the National Statistics Office (NSO) and the leading provider of official statistics on the country’s economic, social, demographic, and environmental conditions. The Institute periodically releases monthly, quarterly, and annual products such as Gross Domestic Product (GDP), inflation rate, international merchandise trade, social and population statistics. STATIN is dedicated to delivering accurate, comprehensive, and timely data that supports informed decision-making and aligns with the Institute’s mission. The main functions of the Institute are:* to collect, compile, analyse, abstract and publish statistical information relating to the commercial, industrial, social, economic and general activities and condition of the people;* to collaborate with public agencies in the collection, compilation and publication of statistical information including statistical information derived from the activities of such agencies;* to take any census in Jamaica; and * generally to promote and develop integrated social and economic statistics pertaining to Jamaica and to co-ordinate programmes for the integration of such statistics, in accordance with the provisions of the Statistics Act.
201 to 500 staff
Ministry Of National Security Jamaica
Vision The Ministry of National Security will be the Model of National Security Excellence in the Caribbean Region, characterized by a highly trained and motivated staff, sophisticated and flexible policy development capacity, effective and efficient deployment of resources, the employment of modern technology and best practices in crime fighting, crime prevention and protecting the nation from external threats. Mission To contribute towards creating a safe and secure Jamaica by the effective enforcement of law, order and maintenance of secure borders. The Ministry of National Security (MNS) was established as a single Ministry in 2001 following the separation of the Ministry of National Security and Justice to form two separate Ministries. The current MNS mandate is to: Facilitate the maintenance of law and order; Protect Jamaica against internal and external threats; Ensure the safety of Jamaica’s borders and; Punish and rehabilitate offenders
10001+ staff
Public Procurement Commission, Jamaica
The PPC is the organisation which examines and gives oversight to public procurement processes. Its mandate is underscored by Section 10 of the Public Procurement Act, 2015, which is to ensure value for money, efficiency, integrity and transparency in the public procurement process. The core functions of the Commission includes: 1. Public Procurement Reviews: Approve or endorse contract award recommendations for procurement contracts within the Tier 2 and Tier 3 Limits; 2. Supplier Registration: Register and classify persons, firms or entities as suppliers and approve persons, firms or entities as approved unregistered suppliers; 3. Contractor Performance Evaluation: Evaluate, monitor, and enforce compliance with the Contractor and Consultant Performance Evaluation Policy and applicable regulatory requirements.
11 to 50 staff
National Certification Body Of Jamaica Ncbj
The National Certification Body of Jamaica is an agency of the Ministry of Industry, Investment and Commerce that provides affordable management system certification activities and other certification services within Jamaica and the wider Caribbean through committed and competent personnel and a certification decision process based on impartiality.
1 to 10 staff
Hazardous Substances Regulatory Authority
The HSRA is mandated by the Nuclear Safety and Radiation Protection Act (2015) to regulate the use of radiation sources for protection of people, property and the environment, creating a high level of safety and security while facilitating the beneficial and peaceful use of nuclear technology in accordance with national and international standards.
1 to 10 staff
Planning Institute Of Jamaica
The planning agency of the Government of Jamaica with responsibility for: Initiating and coordinating the development of policies, plan and programmes for the economic, financial, social, cultural and physical development of Jamaica; Advising the Government on major issues relating to economic, environmental and social policy Undertaking research on national development issues; Providing technical and research support to the Cabinet Collecting, compiling, analysing and monitoring social status and economic performance data; Managing external cooperation agreements and programmes; Collaborating with external funding agencies in the identification and implementation of development projects.
201 to 500 staff
Women's Centre Of Jamaica Foundation
The Women's Centre of Jamaica Foundation is government agency under the Ministry of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport, that implements new approaches to problems associated with adolescent pregnancy, especially in the area of interrupted education. The programme helps adolescent mothers to reintegrated into an institution of learning, after dropping out. They are provided with the necessary support services such as training and developmental counselling, during and after their reintegration. Since January 1978 to date, over adolescent mothers have enrolled in the programme, many of whom were / are graduates attending tertiary institutions and / or are working. The Centre focuses on intervening in the delay of subsequent adolescent pregnancies, which its percentage rate has decreased over the years.
51 to 200 staff
Ministry Of Economic Growth And Infrastructure Development
The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC) was established in February 2016. The MEGJC has responsibility for the formulation and implementation of policies relating to its portfolio areas, which include Water and Wastewater, Land, Environment, Climate Change, Housing, Urban Renewal, Economic Policy and Investment, and Works. Our portfolio areas are strategically aligned to the Vision 2030 National Development Plan as stated in:*National Goal # 3 – “Jamaica’s Economy is Prosperous” which pursues Economic Stability, Competitiveness and Employment, and has as its national outcomes: 1. An Enabling Business Environment (#8) 2. Strong Economic Infrastructure (#9) 3. Priority Economic Projects /Internationally Competitive Industry Structures (#12) and *National Goal #4 – which pursues Environmental Resilience and Climate Change Response and has as its national outcomes: 1. Sustainable Management and Use of Environmental and Use of Environmental and Natural Resources (#`13) 2. Hazard Risk Reduction and Adaptation to Climate Change (#14) 3. Sustainable Urban and Rural Development (#15)
201 to 500 staff
Island Traffic Authority
The Island Traffic Authority is a statutory body of the Ministry of Science, Energy, Telecommunications and Transport, with responsibilities for administering the provisions of the Road Traffic Act, which speaks to driver and vehicle management, road safety and traffic management.
51 to 200 staff
Ministry Of Legal And Constitutional Affairs
The Ministry of Legal and Constitutional Affairs (MLCA) has been established to take charge of, and give focused attention to, the Government’s legislative agenda and its legal and constitutional reform aspirations. The creation of the MLCA is the Government’s attempt to holistically revisit the legal and constitutional infrastructure of the State and accelerate the pace of reform. The MLCA has also been mandated to protect human rights and reform the Constitution so that it effectively serves and reflects the will of the people of Jamaica. In addition, a robust Legal Education Programme will be implemented across the public sector to heighten awareness of the legislative review process, the role of all stakeholders in the process, and the need for full compliance with the law to prevent Government entities’ exposure to Court action and ultimately, liability.
51 to 200 staff
Betting Gaming & Lotteries Commission
The Betting Gaming & Lotteries Commission (BGLC) is Jamaica’s independent statutory regulator for the gambling industry, established in 1975 under the Betting Gaming & Lotteries Act. For decades, we have upheld the highest regulatory standards to ensure fairness, transparency and responsible participation across all forms of betting, gaming and lotteries. Guided by our TRAIT values—Teamwork, Respect, Accountability, Integrity and Transparency—we are committed to strengthening public trust and promoting responsible industry growth. The BGLC works to create a safe, reputable and well-regulated gaming environment where operators can thrive sustainably, players can participate with confidence, and government and society are shielded from illicit and unfair practices. Through robust oversight, compliance enforcement and consumer protection, we play a pivotal role in ensuring Jamaica’s gaming industry remains stable, credible and responsibly managed.
51 to 200 staff
