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    Hundreds of Small Farmers to Benefit from JSIF-Funded Projects – Jamaica Information Service

    Team_Jamaica 14By Team_Jamaica 14June 16, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    A whole bunch of small farmers, together with ladies and youth, are slated to profit from hundreds of thousands of {dollars} in important provides and tools to strengthen the resilience of their agricultural enterprises.

    The help is being offered beneath two initiatives being applied by the Jamaica Social Funding Fund (JSIF) beneath its Second Rural Financial Growth Initiative (REDI II).

    Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Floyd Inexperienced (second proper), and Managing Director of the Jamaica Social Funding Fund (JSIF), Omar Sweeney (third proper), are surrounded by small farmers who’re beneficiaries beneath the JSIF-funded Hurricane Beryl Restoration Undertaking and the Earnings Technology for Ladies and Youth Undertaking. Event was the official launch and handover of apparatus and provides beneath the initiatives on the Bodles Analysis Station in St. Catherine on Thursday (June 12).

    The interventions, specifically the Earnings Technology for Ladies and Youth Undertaking and the Hurricane Beryl Restoration Undertaking, had been formally launched throughout a ceremony on the Bodles Analysis Station in St. Catherine on Thursday (June 12) the place provides had been handed over to farmers concerned in broiler manufacturing, yard gardening, and fisheries operations.

    Collectively, these efforts are aimed toward boosting meals manufacturing, safeguarding livelihoods, and enhancing the long-term sustainability of Jamaica’s rural financial system.

    Delivering the keynote deal with, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Mining, Hon. Floyd Inexperienced, welcomed the help from JSIF, which he famous, will increase manufacturing in key areas of the sector equivalent to vegetable strains, apiculture, and fisheries.

    He underscored that from the programmes, people will be capable to assist drive the island’s meals safety, to make sure that the nation is just not solely capable of feed itself, however that “we will additionally fulfill the exterior demand that’s on the market for Jamaican produce”.

    A complete of 1,100 beneficiaries will obtain help for broiler manufacturing, pig manufacturing and fisheries operations beneath part two of the Earnings Technology for Ladies and Youth Undertaking.

    The $230.3-million initiative is focused at individuals who had been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

    A complete of 4,500 beneficiaries concerned in layer and broiler manufacturing, crop manufacturing, apiculture, yard gardening, and fisheries operations, benefited from part one of many undertaking, which was undertaken between 2022 and 2024 at a price of $129.3 million.

    In the meantime, beneath the Hurricane Beryl Restoration Undertaking, $145.6 million has been invested into supporting restoration and strengthening the resilience of rural agricultural enterprises impacted by the storm.

    The undertaking will help roughly 750 beneficiaries.

    Each tasks, totalling $375.9 million, are concentrating on roughly 6,350 farmers, fisherfolk and yard gardeners, together with ladies, youth and individuals with disabilities.

     



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