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| Past Projects |
Project : Beach Erosion And Coastal Hazards: Ensuring Saftey (BEACHES): Phase 2. |
| Project : Review of beach erosion hazard maps for Belize and Grenada Value : J$520,000 Duration : 4 months Funding Agency : Caribbean Disaster Emergency Response Agency Date Commenced : August, 2005 |
| Project: Sediment budget of the Rio Grande watershed and its effect on the beach sediments at St. Margarets Bay, Portland (pdf) Value: J$1.5 million Duration: 1 Year Funding Agency: NEPA/USAID Date Completed: March, 2005 |
| Project : Evaluation of coastline changes and hazards in Jamaica to improve hazard reduction strategies for coastal communities (Beach Erosion And Coastal Hazards: Ensuring Safety) Value : J$5.9 million Duration : 2 years Funding Agency : Environmental Foundation of Jamaica Date Commenced : March, 2004 |
| Project: Examination of offshore
deposits of sand on the South Coast Shelf, for potential commercial
exploitation Value: J$130,000 Duration: 3 months Funding Agency: Environmental Foundation of Jamaica Date Completed: March, 2004 |
Project : Examination of beach
erosion at St. Margaret's Bay, Portland, Jamaica. |
| Project : Compilation of all
known publications and maps of the physical characteristics
of Jamaica’s Exclusive Economic Zone (JEEZ). Value: J$1.2 million Duration: Funding Agency: Environmental Foundation of Jamaica Date Completed: 2002 |
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