Jamaica Biofuels Report - Ministry of Energy

etc.), and that labour laws arecomplied with, in order todetermine what will take placeunder this activity.Activity 8:Biofuelsinformationfor policymakersShare knowledge betweengovernment departments, withthe aim of supporting bestoutcomes from agriculture, energyindustry, land use planners,manufacturing, and otherindustries. Coordinate effortsrelated to biofuels, energy,agriculture and land use.Interagency meetings and discussions toshare knowledge and developments.Targeted fact sheets.Information sessions at offices/agencies.Relevantgovernmentagenciespolicy makersandEducation andOutreach Leader,working withvarious governmentdepartments andagenciesActivity 9:Biofuels forthe marineenvironmentWith the E10 rollout there weresignificant challenges in themarine environment, hence,when/if technological issues areovercome and biofuels arereintroduced, education andoutreach will have to boostconfidence in the marineenvironment that the issues havebeen resolved as well as explainwhy they have been reintroducedand what vehicle owners andoperators can expect.Distribute basic information on whybiofuels, what changes they will see andhow previous issues have been overcome.Information distributed through:- Marketing materials, such as posters,flyers and information sheets (as made inthe previous campaign).- Media, such as radio, television andnewspaper placements, as well as possiblya mobile phone messaging campaign.- Website center of information, couldbe modeled after JPS’s:http://www.myjpsco.com/media_centre/index.php .- Questions and answers through samephone hotline and email address withanswers made available online, website,public forums, and other methods forreceiving and responding to concerns andWateroperatorsownersvehicleandFisheriesDivision of theMoAFishermenCooperativeYacht clubsCaribbeanMaritimeInstituteJDF CoastGuard73