28/11/2025
On November 25, 2025, the NIA hosted its Multi-Stakeholder Forum under the EU-funded project “Strengthening Civil Society for Greater Advocacy and Impact on Human Rights and Democracy in Jamaica.”
Centered on the theme “Ensuring efficiency, fairness, accountability and citizen engagement in hurricane relief, recovery and reconstruction,” this forum was geared toward examining and strengthening the Government’s post–Hurricane Melissa relief efforts.
We were honoured to have greetings from Ms. Vana Lawrence, Programme Manager, Delegation of the European Union to Jamaica, Belize & The Bahamas.
Presentations were delivered by:
🔹 Mrs. Sashein Wright-Chin, Manager, Anti-Corruption Outreach & Education – Integrity Commission
🔹 Ms. Jeanette Calder, Executive Director – Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal (JAMP)
🔹 Ms. Danielle Archer, Principal Director – National Integrity Action (NIA)
The session featured a dynamic open discussion, Q&A segment, and concluded with a comprehensive summary and next steps by Professor Trevor Munroe, CD, DPhil, Founding Director of the NIA.
These forums create an essential space for civil society, public institutions, and citizens to come together; to learn, to challenge, to strengthen accountability, and to improve how we respond to national crises. They are designed to deepen understanding, spark collaboration, and empower communities with the knowledge needed to build a more transparent and resilient Jamaica. 🇯🇲💛🖤💚
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