role personally rewarding, particularly given the tangible impact possible with adequate resources and personnel. “Compared to other roles that I’ve been engaged in, I find it pretty rewarding because you have that measure where you can make things happen in the short term once you have the required financing or financial support and the right staff,” she reflects. STRATEGIC PRIORITIES FOR 2025-2026 The Authority’s immediate focus centers on existing infrastructure and new programs that could transform St. Lucia’s waste management landscape. “I would definitely say rehabilitation of our existing facilities, the conduct of the feasibility study for the new landfill sites in the south, starting off our plastic collection initiative,” Raynold outlines. These priorities align with the UBEC project timeline, which positions waste management as a cornerstone of the Caribbean’s blue economy development. Equipment modernization offers a significant costsaving opportunity for the organization.The Authority 57 BUSINESS VIEW CARIBBEAN VOLUME 12, ISSUE 08 ST. LUCIA SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
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