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In case you missed it, here's a #recap of our #OneCityExplorer Launch.
Access the recording of the stream here: youtube.com/live/Xdy_2Msx41c…
#ICYMI
Monday, Sept. 28 at the #RightToKnowWeek2026 Conference, OneCity exhibited the interactive Explorer dashboard and our Study 1 & Study 2 reports, showing how open, usable municipal data puts Jamaica's Access to Information Act into practice 📑🫱🏾🫲🏿
#IDUAI2026 #AccessToInformation
1/ Today is the #Internationaldayofdemocracy. This year's theme is to bring human rights into focus🧵
4/ Most channels sat at the lowest rungs of influence — inform and consult. And the weakest area across nearly all of them was that there exists no record showing citizens how their input was used.
5/ Which reframes "apathy." Disengagement is a rational response to repeated consultation without visible outcome.
📑Read the full report: capricaribbean.org
1/ Since 2017, ZOSO has been Jamaica's most visible response to entrenched community violence.
The framework is Clear, Hold, Build. The Build component determines whether change outlasts development. 🧵
2/ We focused on seven ZOSO communities: Norwood, Mt. Salem, Denham Town, August Town, Savanna-la-mar, Greenwich Town, Parade Gardens
Mixed-methods research on participation, service delivery and security — and whether residents, especially young people, have had any real say🗣️
Happy International Youth Day 🎉
OneCity research points to barriers to inclusion young people face in urban spaces.
They also reaffirm that where young people have a voice, communities build resilience.
📄Read both reports at capricaribbean.org
#InternationalYouthDay
Happy Independence Day 🇯🇲
True independence requires equitable access, civic participation and inclusive development.
OneCity research reveals where Jamaica can improve and how.
📄Read both reports : capricaribbean.org
#Jamaica64 #IndependenceDay #OneCity
📅 Here's what we've accomplished!
Swipe for the full timeline ➡️
Access both reports at capricaribbean.org
#OneCity #UrbanPlanning #Evidence #Jamaica #CaribbeanPolicy
Unequal access. Limited impact. Two gaps that define the experience of young people across Jamaica's urban communities.
This #WorldSkillsDay2026, CAPRI's OneCity research maps both #WhoGetsWhat and #WhoGetsHeard 💡
Read both reports: capricaribbean.org
Jamaica has 30+ formal channels for citizen engagement📋
Most of them operate at the lowest levels of participation.
Very few are designed to give citizens real influence.
The latest OneCity report maps and scores each channel📍
📄Full report: capricaribbean.org
“Who Gets Heard?” 🗣️
The full report is available at capricaribbean.org
#WhoGetsHeard #CitizenEngagement #Jamaica #CaribbeanPolicy
In Jamaica, citizens are invited to participate. But participation without a pathway to influence isn't democracy, it's a formality☑️
#WhoGetsHeard maps 20 engagement channels and asks: do they actually work for citizens?
📄Full report: capricaribbean.org
#YouthVoices
The Citizen User-Needs Framework
1️⃣→ FIND
2️⃣→ UNDERSTAND
3️⃣→ PARTICIPATE
4️⃣→ SYSTEM OF RECORD
Jamaica's channels were measured against all four. Here's what was found 👇🏽
📄Full report: capricaribbean.org
On May 17-22, OneCity team members Aleem Mahabir and Dominique Augustine took OneCity to Baku, Azerbaijan, co-presenting at the @FondationBotnar
TYPCities closing workshop and connecting with changemakers at the @WUF_UNHabitat WUF13 🏙️♻️
#urbangovernance #youthparticipation
“Our young people have a place to contribute, it is our responsibility to ensure the system is ready to listen” 🧏🏽♀️🎙️
Highlight featuring the Mayor of Montego Bay, Councillor Richard Vernon at the launch of #WhoGetsHeard
📄Report: capricaribbean.org
▶️ YouTube: onecityja
📹 The full presentation delivered by CAPRI Fellow, Aleem Mahabir at #WhoGetsHeard is available on YouTube at onecityja
🔗Click the link to watch: bit.ly/whogetsheard
#publicparticipation #youthvoice #citizenengagement































