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INCOME GENERATION In addition to its self-financing programmes, CARIMAC generated income through partnering with The World Bank from January-June 2023 to provide logistical support in conducting a Country Opinion Survey in Jamaica, designed to obtain systematic feedback from key stakeholders in the country, to enhance responsiveness and to help improve its capacity to achieve results. The project generated income of $1,540,000.00. Income totalling $100,000.00 was also generated through the rental of Annex II to the International English Language Testing Systems (IETLS). CONCLUSION CARIMAC was able to seamlessly revert to pre-pandemic normalcy with an active and engaged student body and adequate staffing. With strategic planning and the creation of new partnerships, CARIMAC was able to employ marketing strategies to increase the visibility of the University that will hopefully result in the generation of future income, the awarding of more commercially viable projects, the creation of new opportunities for students and the increase in the quality of research out- put. The School continues to review its programme offerings and have acquired up-to-date equipment to produce students who are better equipped, well-rounded and industry-ready.
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