HIT Reset Caribbean Project

University of Technology, Jamaica students setting up drone deployment for demonstration to project partners and stakeholders. University of Technology, Jamaica

Hit Reset Caribbean Project: Jamaica Workshop #2 and Stakeholders Consultation meeting.

Left to Right: Dr. Kevin Brown, President of UTech, Ja, The Hon Andrew Holness, Prime Minister of Jamaica, Hon Fayval Williams, Minister of Education and Youth of Jamaica, listening to Mr. Keniel Roberts, Lecturer; at the International Climate Change Conference on the HIT Reset Caribbean Project.

The University of Technology, Jamaica, is leading innovative projects to support resilient settlements in the Caribbean. Project HIT RESET uses cutting-edge technologies like drones to monitor the growth of informal settlements, as shown in Saint Lucia. Project BRACED II focuses on community-driven redevelopment plans for Naggo Head, while Project MIND SET tracks informal settlement data to aid in sustainable urban planning.

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A vibrant team of UTech, Jamaica students and staff, collaborating on the HIT RESET Caribbean Project, meticulously gathering data in the field. 🌍

🌊 Coastal communities are on the front lines of climate change. The project is here to help them thrive! 🌴

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🌟 Proud to support ! This initiative is empowering coastal communities with the tools and knowledge to adapt to climate change. 🌍

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🌊 Hit Reset Caribbean: Building Resilient Coastal Communities! 🌴 Join us in our mission to empower coastal settlements with innovative solutions to combat climate change. Together, we can create a sustainable future for the Caribbean! 🌍

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