Last week, we were in Jamaica with our partners Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal and CAPRI for a dynamic 3-day workshop on budget implementation. We engaged a diverse group of civil society organizations working across key public policy areas—from vulnerable communities and persons with

Happening Now! #CAPRIChat: Budget Breakdown 2025 Didn’t hear a response to your Slido question during the launch event? Join us on Instagram Live to get answers from CAPRI’s Executive Director, Damien King. Watch here: instagram.com/capri.caribbea…

And of that 15%, many may have additional income sources out side of PAYE that aren’t captured by the system. How is it that income tax still manages to bring in over $100 billion a year? Watch the full #BudgetBreakdown2025 live stream to find out: youtube.com/live/_jtFSi_6l…

Great question. Based on our #BudgetBreakdown2025 analysis, the Solidarity Programme intends to include undocumented Jamaicans by facilitating access to birth certificates and IDs. However, its one-time design limits long-term impact and redistribution. (1/2)

(2/2) The digital system, while efficient, risks excluding ppl without internet access or digital literacy— groups often overlapping w/ the undocumented & most disadvantaged. Reaching them will require offline outreach & sustained follow-up. Full report: capricaribbean.org/sites/default/…

The 2025 State of the Sector Survey is a collective effort, supported by CAPRI and 22 other think tanks committed to strengthening our ecosystem. Think tanks, the time is now! Complete the survey: onthinktanks.org/announcement/t… #StateOfTheSector2025 #ThinkTanks #EvidenceInformedPolicy

On April 3rd, the OneCity team showcased the OneCity Explorer at CAPRI's Budget Breakdown 2025 event at UWI HQ. This platform transforms data accessibility for informed decision-making. Stay tuned for the launch of OneCity Study 1! #onecity #dataforchange

The 2025 State of the Sector Survey is here! Think tanks worldwide are navigating complex challenges—now more than ever, your organisation’s voice matters. Take the survey now: bit.ly/SectorSurvey20…

Jamaica has the 2nd highest rate of urban residents living in informal communities in LAC. What if we could map this inequality? Better yet, what if we could fix it? Join One City for the launch of its inaugural study, #WhoGetsWhat, on Thurs, May 29 🔗bit.ly/459sAqM

Whose voice shapes global development? Too often, not ours. ❌ That’s why we are launching Global South Perspectives (GSP) — a new publication that brings Southern researchers to the forefront of today’s most pressing global debates. Its goal is to change the narrative and

🚨 Inequality has a footprint. On May 29, CAPRI launches Who Gets What? A study that maps 14 indicators across 173 communities—showing who’s integrated, and who’s left out. 🔗 RSVP: bit.ly/459sAqM 📺 Livestream: YouTube.com/onecityja #WhoGetsWhat #RightToTheCity

OneCity’s #WhoGetsWhat report shows how access to essential services, infrastructure, and opportunities—and the lack of it—is mapped across Ja’s urban spaces. Who really has the #RightToTheCity, and who’s being left behind? 🗓️ Thurs, May 29 RSVP: bit.ly/459sAqM

🚨Who has the #RightToTheCity? Next Thurs, we launch the Urban Integration Index—173 communities, 14 indicators, revealing inequalities. 🗓️ May 29 | 6PM 🎤 Panel: Simone Lloyd, Prof. Carol Archer 🗣️ Mod: Simon Johnson 🔗 RSVP: bit.ly/459sAqM #OneCityJA #WhoGetsWhat