The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC) is charged with drafting the blueprint to drive economic growth and sustainable development in Jamaica. The MEGJC has responsibility for the formulation and implementation of policies…
The Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC) is working to revise the Policy Framework and Procedures Manual for the Privatisation of Government Assets during this financial year, which will be brought to the Cabinet. Acting Investment, Projects and Implementation Manager of the Economic…
The vision for urban renewal and the revitalization of our urban centres speaks to: “Safe, vibrant, inclusive, and sustainable urban centres providing all users with adequate services for an enhanced quality of life through effective partnerships and networks”. This vision articulates a rethinking of urban…
The Most Hon. Andrew Holness, ON, PC, MP
The Most Honourable Andrew Holness established the Ministry of Economic Growth and Job Creation (MEGJC) in 2016.
The Ministry integrates all government agencies that are instrumental to Jamaica's growth and development. Areas of focus include land, housing, urban renewal, environment, climate change, water, investment, and special projects, as well as works/infrastructure.
Ministry OverviewThis initiative, which was launched by Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, seeks to plant three million timber and ornamental trees over three years, and expand forested areas, including public and private forests.
Provide visionary leadership, appropriate legislation, innovative policies and coordinated implementation which facilitate investments, sustained growth and prosperity for all in an environmentally sustainable manner.
A Jamaican economy which consistently meets or exceeds its growth targets, while providing meaningful jobs and economic opportunities for all in a sustainable manner.
The Ministry’s goal is to formulate and implement policies relating to its portfolio areas. It plays a monitoring role to ensure adherence to the policies, and that the operations of its entities are in accordance with the Government of Jamaica’s guidelines and regulations.