GEORGETOWN, Guyana, CMC – A-Z Information Jamaica Limited has been awarded the tender under the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Secretariat, Procurement Unit to execute a regional Knowledge, Perceptions, and Attitudes survey on behalf of the Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ).
The 11th European Development Fund funds the project.
“Under the management of Dr. Noel Watson, A-Z Information Jamaica Limited is a dynamic company with a wealth of expertise in the application of state-of-the-art approaches in research and marketing, management, and business process improvement, among other strategic areas,” the secretariat noted.
A-Z will be instrumental in providing keen insights over the next seven to ten months that align with the CCJ’s 2019-2024 Strategic Issue 1: Communication. This contract aims to develop and conduct a regional baseline survey to ascertain the Key Performance Areas (KPAs) of individuals and organizations, both judicial and non-judicial.
This survey will focus on critical issues related to the CCJ’s role and function, including awareness and understanding of the organization.
The results of this survey will contribute to understanding the CCJ’s acceptance within the CARICOM region.
The survey will then be used by A-Z to design and conceptualise the necessary specific public education initiatives and activities aimed at strengthening the CCJ’s functions and outreach.
The secretariat says that following these interventions, to be implemented by a separate consultant, a post-intervention survey will be carried out to assess changes and provide insight into the impact the public education interventions have had, comparing baseline and end-line data against the indicators set during the implementation of the baseline survey.
This post-intervention survey will highlight significant findings that may inform future similar actions and establish a new baseline for developing further public education initiatives.
“We are excited about the perspectives and skills that A will bring to the table and are confident their contribution will be invaluable,” the secretariat noted.
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