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The National Environment and Planning Agency, NEPA is Jamaica’s environmental protection agency and also a key development agency. There is a balance we must manage between protecting our natural resources and using them to grow our economy. That is why NEPA sits within the Ministry of Economic Growth and Infrastructure Development. Environmental protection and development must work together. NEPA’s role is to assess this objectively, whether it involves land, beaches, rivers, air, or minerals,

Mr Leonard Francis, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA), said the agency plays a critical role in the lives of every Jamaican and in the country’s sustainable development. He explained that NEPA was formed from three former agencies: the Land Development and Utilisation Commission (LDUC), the Natural Resources Conservation Authority (NRCA), and the Town and Country Planning Authority. Together, these bodies now manage development, land use, and en

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