A recent study conducted by the Caribbean Policy Research Institute, CAPRI, has reiterated the need for strong government intervention and support for protecting children in the state’s care. Among the grim findings of the CAPRI ‘Fix The...
The conclusions of a new report published by the Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CAPRI) on the effectiveness of Jamaica’s social safety nets revealed that current practices are paradoxically skewed against those who need it the most. We will explore the...
A study recently released by the Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CAPRI) has sparked much debate and controversy, with specific interest placed on one of its findings, that minors should be able to access abortion without parental consent. The...
Illegal Abortions may be doing harm: The Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CAPRI) has revealed that taxpayers in Jamaica pay USD 1.4 million yearly to fund the health system struggle with illegal and unsafe abortions. These new numbers could provoke the Government...
Caribbean Policy Research Institute (CaPRI) points out possible gaps and challenges in a National Identification System. The sensitisation of the new and improved national identification system NIDS continues to be a topic of debate in many forums. CaPRI leads a panel...
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