Public Bodies Tracker

Equipping citizens and other stakeholders to monitor and advance financial management of our public bodies

Compliance Scores

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All Public Bodies:
By Funding Source:
49%
25 Self-Financed
Fail
60%
9 Partially Financed by Taxes
Weak
40%
10 Fully Financed by Taxes
Fail
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Useful Resources

Corporate Governance Framework (PDF)

Financial Administration and Audit Act (PDF)

Estimate of Expenditure for Public Bodies (PDF)

Public Bodies Management & Accountability Act (PDF)

How Jamaica’s Auditor General Protects Our Future

Citizens Right to Access Information

What is the Public Bodies Tracker?

The Public Bodies Tracker is an online digital tool that will track the level of compliance of Jamaica’s public bodies with Government’s good governance indicators that define our corporate governance framework.

Public bodies are business enterprises owned by the people of Jamaica that exist to serve the public’s interest while preserving economic sustainability. They provide essential services that might not be adequately supplied by the private sector. They generate funds for the Government through dividends, taxes and profits which reduces the country’s reliance on borrowing or excessive taxation of the citizens.

While Public Bodies aim to balance financial sustainability with public service, challenges like inefficiency, corruption, and political interference can sometimes hinder their effectiveness. Successful Public Bodies therefore need strong governance, transparency, and efficiency-focused management.

Jamaica has 146 public bodies which are placed in three categories – those financed entirely by taxes, those that are able to finance all their activities independent of taxes and those that are partially financed by taxes and income the entity generates. To create an environment in which these entities can thrive, the Government of Jamaica has established a framework of laws, regulations, voluntary codes, principles, guidelines and management best practices.

This tool tracks the extent to which all Public Bodies are complying with this framework.

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There are a total of 44 Public Bodies currently in the database. We are displaying up to 15 at a time.

University of Technology

The University of Technology, Jamaica (UTech, Ja.) is a public university established in 1958 as the Jamaica Institute of Technology and granted full university status





Universal Service Fund

The Universal Service Fund (USF) was established by the Telecommunications Amendment Act 2012 to promote universal access to the internet and digital inclusion across Jamaica. The Fund


Sports Development

The Sports Development Foundation (SDF) was incorporated as a company limited by guarantee to promote the development of sports talent, skills, and facilities across all aspects of


Scientific Research Council

The Scientific Research Council (SRC) is Jamaica’s principal public sector agency for the fostering and coordination of scientific research, established in 1960 under the Scientific Research Council Act. The










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Source: Jamaica Accountability Meter Portal (JAMP) Public Body Tracker Tool on Tuesday, May 26, 2026

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