PPP Unit Jamaica

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Topic:
Legal Framework
PPP Unit
Region:
Latin America and Caribbean (LAC)
Language:
English
Nature:
Laws and Regulations
Country:
Jamaica
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The website for the PPP Unit, Development Bank of Jamaica.

The Development Bank of Jamaica provides opportunities to all Jamaicans to improve their quality of life through development financing, capacity building, public-private partnership and privatisation solutions in keeping with Government policy. It is a wholly owned Government institution and its only shareholder is the Accountant-General.

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Development Bank of Jamaica
Legal Framework
Legislation and Laws
PPP Law
Jamaica
PPP Unit

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