One of the major initiatives in the drive towards agricultural self sufficiency in Jamaica is the development of rice cultivation on a major scale.
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One of the major initiatives in the drive towards agricultural self sufficiency in Jamaica is the development of rice cultivation on a major scale.
Utilising both traditional and biotechnological methods for development of new virus resistant varieties for Jamaican farmers.
Through the development of appropriate production practices, careful harvesting, and proper packaging, storage, and transport.
The Life Sciences Honours Society (LSHS) seeks to recognize outstanding performance in the discipline and was created as a way of encouraging students of the Life Sciences to aim higher and achieve more. The Society’s main goal is for its members to graduate with high honours (First or Upper Second Class).
External Grievance Mechanism
The following is the GM for the project to address the concerns of IUCN’s external stakeholders. Grievances that relate to project workers will be handled by a separate mechanism which is included as part of the project’s Stakeholder Engagement Plan. This GM is streamlined, considering the limited scope of project activities at the community level and the low risk of adverse social impacts.
Read MoreThe Department participated in the Faculty of Science and Technology CAPE Workshops 2023 from January 5-6 at the WJC and January 10-13 at Mona. Over 300 students from 15 schools across Jamaica along with their teachers attended the Biology workshops which featured lectures, demonstrations and practical sessions.
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