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KINGSTON, Jamaica—The Young Entrepreneurs Association of Jamaica (YEA) is calling for a balanced and consultative approach to the National Water Commission’s (NWC) proposed 51 per cent tariff increase, emphasising the need to safeguard the sustainability of Jamaica’s water infrastructure while protecting the competitiveness and viability of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs).
The association, in a press release, said it recognises that a reliable, efficient and financially sustainable water supply is critical to Jamaica’s economic development, business productivity and national growth. It also acknowledged the financial and infrastructural challenges facing the NWC and the importance of continued investment to improve water security and service delivery.
However, YEA President Cordell Williams cautioned that the proposed increase must be carefully assessed against the economic realities facing Jamaica’s small business sector.
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