How Jamaica is Solving Its Water Crisis and Boosting Growth

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Jamaica is undergoing remarkable transformation with key infrastructure and business developments leading the way. The National Water Commission (NWC) has activated the 600mm Ferry pipeline, replacing the outdated 18-inch system to improve water supply for communities such as Washington Gardens, Molynes Road, and Olympic Way. This upgrade, along with the 900mm pipeline serving Downtown Kingston, ensures more reliable water distribution and resilience during dry periods, benefiting both residential and commercial customers.
At the same time, Ferry, Kingston, is emerging as a hub for innovation and economic growth. Nestlé Jamaica invested US$12 million to develop a state-of-the-art distribution complex powered by solar energy, meeting 30% of its energy needs. ATL Automotive injected US$3 million into a bond store and inspection center to streamline vehicle delivery processes, while Tropical Battery spent $60 million building a solar-powered headquarters, reducing energy costs by $500,000 per month.
Also UDC has big plans for Caymanas Estate
From improved water access to sustainable business operations, these projects showcase Jamaica’s commitment to progress, innovation, and resilience. Watch now to see how these initiatives are reshaping communities and driving growth!

[@phyllisthompson4207]

Jamaica does not have a water shortage issue, it has a water infrastructure issue..

[@oneloveja]

You are correct

[@James-p4w]

Love the videos you’re producing, you are showing exactly the types of stuff I want to see. Keep it up please & thanks in advance.

[@oneloveja]

Happy to know you are happy with the content, thanks for the support.

[@davidfrater2759]

Good thing going on

[@oneloveja]

Yes, and we are here to bring you lots more of the positives going on in Jamaica.

[@juniormcclure139]

Jamaica will never run out of green space over the next 5000 years..the population is getting bigger so development have to take place.. and take place where they are easily connected..

[@Wes20231]

Actually the population is declining as Jamaicans today are having 1.5 children instead of the 2.5 which will ensure population growth. In less than 100 years our population will be 1.5 million similar to what we were in the 1960s

[@gloriathompson4010]

Don't bank on that. Green space can run out. What is causing the lost of hundred of lands in the rain forests of Africa?

[@IMHOTEP360DEGREES]

This area has great potential.

[@oneloveja]

Most definitely

[@phyllisthompson4207]

Such beautiful greenery! I hope some will be left intact, since tree roots holds the soil preventing corrosion, and help to combat carbon monoxide …

[@gloriathompson4010]

Yes distraction of forestry cause drought and global warming.

[@karlhenry2328]

Just discovered your channel, loving the content so far. I must say I am really pleased with your attitude and outlook for your country. Too many naysayers, negative Debbie Downers in the country. Rapid development is happening all across the island but way too many choose to be sheep instead of shepherds. All they dwell on is what’s on social media, who’s beefing with who and who’s hooking up with who. No wonder so many Chinese, Indians and other new comers to Jamaica are leaving us behind business wise. People worrying about the wrong things in life and not becoming entrepreneurs and owners of businesses. Loving the progress of the country, I would advise anyone to get involved and invest in appreciating assets instead of all the latest fashion or automobile, all those will come eventually if you choose that lifestyle. Invest into something productive people, even the local stock market. One love and continued growth

[@oneloveja]

Thank you, and we appreciate you watching. We Endeavour to continue showcasing the positives of Jamaica.

[@islandboi2130]

Music is too loud over the video.

[@douglasjoseph2097]

Beautiful beautiful Jamaica 🇯🇲🫶🏿👉🏿🙏🏿🏝✈️🌎

[@oneloveja]

Yes our country is beautiful

[@progamerdude712]

There is a vast ocean a water underground, tell them to dig underground and setup WELLS.

[@saulbenjamin6368]

Thanks brother 4 showing the internet another positive side of Jamwan av always drive by that side of the highway going to Kingston and was always like to see wats going on in those complex. Me being black jamaican born i really luv my born land and every ting it offers i luv the sound of the wind the sunshine the voice of my Jamaican people at Christmas holidays u get a very different type of feelings the vibe the Muzik blasting out of sound system speaker boxes especially in down town Kingston Jamaica down there in dung town Kingston is very much up tempo and colourful wid every one trying to make dat hard to get dollar we never give up keep de dem coming brother and do remember stay black too dig

[@oneloveja]

You are most welcome, there is way more positives than negatives in Jamaica.

[@phyllisthompson4207]

Love your vid! Has a lot of substance and depth! Just sub! ❤thank you!!

[@oneloveja]

Thank you, we appreciate you.

[@sallywilks456]

I also am concerned about the greening of the island. The development needs to be less harsh.

[@oneloveja]

That’s a good point, so far I am seeing a good balance. Matter of fact the island forest has grown by over 4% in the last 3-5 years from 117 hectares to 122.

[@dezsmyth6969]

Beautiful! Very positive video

[@oneloveja]

Thank you for watching, we appreciate you.

[@damion4mcgregor888]

Awesome ❤❤

[@oneloveja]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@zndrsmith]

This area should be designated a green space area.

[@shittywife]

Where there is a highway, there will be commerce.

[@mawbeautiful881]

Jamaica is seriously under developed. More development is needed to create business opportunities and jobs for the people.

[@douglasjoseph2097]

Great videos as always bro

[@oneloveja]

Respect and thanks for the support

[@troyhenry7345]

The authorities are currently not implementing weighbridges along the highways. The weight of commercial vehicles must be monitored to ensure compliance with vehicle specifications and applicable road regulations.

[@curiousyouth21]

great video

[@oneloveja]

Thank you and we appreciate you watching, please also share the video with friends and family.

[@carlrobinson2283]

I clicked on your video because of the caption “How Jamaica is solving its water crises”, but instead, your emphasis was on UDC land for sale. I am interested to know the plans JA has to resolve its water problem, primarily in Kingston. Large multi dwelling buildings are being constructed and I am curious about the water source to support these buildings.

[@oneloveja]

Hi, did you watch the video to the end, if you did you would have seen a section about the Ferry Pipeline, that’s for the final three minutes or so.

[@anthonystewart7675]

I really enjoyed seeing those trees in that area whenever i come to jamaica and drive by....i really wished that they would leave them there...and now this....they should have used up the massive cane field area and leave tbose trees alone....cant just cut down the natural beauty of the country in the name of development..using the cane field would have been a win win ...

[@courtneyvegan9448]

Interested in EV updates

[@rohdoug]

Are they gonna cut the trees down? I thought there was a greenbelt ?

[@ebonieriley8309]

What visa are they offering investors or people who to invest in realestate.

[@oneloveja]

I’m sure that the Monisty of Foreign Affairs have offers on hand for situations like this.

[@gloriathompson4010]

What about the water crisis at the headline

[@oneloveja]

The Ferry Pipeline is what is addressing that, that’s s the last 3 minutes of the video.

[@MrNanah38]

We need a good hospital, we still have no beds and people being turned away because they have no beds. This is nothing new in jamaica.

[@oneloveja]

We will take this on to showcase what’s happening in the medical field.

[@teeree2128]

GIVING THE RESIDENTS WATER FROM FILTH TRUCKS N SENDING THE WATER TO HOTELS IS SOLVING THE PROBLEM..........??? ?????

[@phyllisthompson4207]

How much hotel are in Kingston to use the water generated daily from these infrastructure? I’m sure you’ll be putting it out there that water is not piped to even the hospitals !!

[@oneloveja]

This added infrastructure is to help with both businesses and the communities mentioned.

[@juniormcclure139]

@@teeree2128 when there was a drought unscrupulous private persons sold water from filty trucks to unsuspecting people..not NWC and there is no massive hotels been built in kingston