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Blood, Sweat & Resilience

Women biz owners hit by hurricane Beryl make a climate-resilient comeback with gender-responsive support

By UNDP Multi Country Office in Jamaica

March 31^st, 2025

Footnotes Text by Gillian Scott, UNDP Communications Analyst. Thanks to UNDP Gender Focal Point and project coordinator, Abby Gale Clarke; Mitzie Moore Cooke of the Bureau of Gender Affairs, Tamisha Lee, Executive Director, Jamaica Network of Rural Women Producers. Photos by Anorak Productions for UNDP Multi Country Office in Jamaica.

© 2025 UNDP Multi Country Office in Jamaica

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