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How the Jamaica Govt can raise 1.8 billion for education
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What I would LOVE for the Government to get SERIOUS about, is having Student Loan delinquents repay their loan. Too many of them are not paying, SELFISH individuals. I'd say garnish their salary; and get treaties going with other countries where they reside so that they have to PAY.
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Thanks for "Once migrated we are treated like aliens.
Wharf Dawg" ole Pirate business.
"When I see politicians stop wasting money then we can revisit this idea..." Sounds like voodoo economics.
"Again we need ideas that grow jobs in country" And for the Government to remove the road blocks that foster growth.
Can't believe Don 1(Dull uno), I guess too many battles with ben & sickko LOL.
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Set up an independent trust to manage it and staff it with impeachables local and diasporic. I will post a Mauritius article later.
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The big question is the IF GOJ can be trusted with the money. Not just at present, but for the future as well.
Mauritius shows us the value of investing in education though...
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It's a worthy concept....and easy to implement whether the sender likes it or not... just need to sequester the funds for a single project with transparency & accountability
Have to say though that from my personal experience on another project I'm not sure that the proposer is as worthy
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I see no problem with that either. And while we are at it. Use some tool or some tools to track parents who left their kids behind and not maintaining them and let them pay something fi the resources and development of their kids as well.
It is not that hard in today's internet world.
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But don't we use a small mandatory bite-off from the Lotto/Lottery to fund education? I see no problem with biting off a little piece off the remittance money too as long as it is being put to good use like education etc.
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