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        ICT

        1. Competition Policy International (Inactive. Reactivate on request)
        2. ScienceDirect (get login details from OURIC)
        3. International Telecommunication Union (ITU)
               • ITU Publications
               • Search ITU

        4. GSMA
               • Search GSMA
               • Industry Reports, Research and Publications (e-Publications)
            • Resource Library

        ELECTRICITY & WATER

        1. U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

        • EAI Reports, includes:

          • Energy Outlooks
          • Market reports
          • Analysis
          • Short-Term Energy Outlook
          • Country and regional reports
          • Industry analysis

        • Electricity Resources includes:

          • Power generation
          • Electricity markets
          • Retail sales
          • Prices
          • Reliability information
          • State electricity profiles

        • International Energy Data, useful for:

          • Comparing countries
          • Caribbean energy research
          • Energy supply and demand trends

        2. International Energy Agency (IEA) (Free downloads. Some articles are free. Subscribe for detailed content)

        3. Independent Commodity Intelligence Services (ICIS)

           • News and Analysis
           • Energy News and Analysis
           • Press Releases

        4. IEEE Xplore Digital Library( Subscription available on request)

           • Search IEEE
           • Subscription options – PDF doc

        IEEE Xplore Digital Library – Search engineering and technology research. Open Access articles are freely available; full-text access to most content requires subscription.

        Subscription Required:

        • Full-text access to most journal articles
        • Conference papers
        • Standards
        • eBooks

        5. International Water Association (IWA)
                 • IWA Publications  

        6. World Health Organisation (WHO)

        7. UN-Water

        GOVERNMENT & REGULATORY

        1. Government of Jamaica
             • Documents, News and Information

        2. Jamaica Information Service (JIS)

        3.  Parliament of Jamaica
        4.  Planning Institute of Jamaica (PIOJ)
        5. Statistical Institute of Jamaica (STATIN)
        6. OECD
        7. CARICOM – go to menu item: Documents and Publications – use linked items in the dropdown menu

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        This privacy notice tells you how the Office of Utilities Regulation (OUR) collects and uses the personal data of individuals who will participate in our Satisfaction Survey for Major Service Providers.

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        What is the legal basis for asking for this information?
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        Why are we asking for this information?
        The OUR believes it is important to assess the views of various participants in the electricity, telecommunications, and water and sewerage sectors it regulates, particularly the major service providers: Jamaica Public Service Company Limited, the National Water Commission, FLOW, and Digicel Jamaica Limited. Through this research, the OUR aims to evaluate these major service providers' knowledge, attitudes, and perceptions specifically regarding:

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        • the extent to which the service providers believe the OUR is performing satisfactorily and executing its mandate efficiently.

        The OUR intends to utilize the research findings to review its processes and procedures related to these major service providers.

         

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        The data will be used to contact participants to provide opportunities to collect qualitative and quantitative data for analysis. The information will be kept on a secured server, where it will be stored in accordance with the Data Protection Act, 2020 for four (4) years.

         

        How will we protect personal data and how long will it be stored?

        We have implemented appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure that we keep personal data safe and comply with data protection laws. The information will be stored on a physically secured server, accessible only to authorized personnel. The OUR has implemented several controls to protect the data, including password protection, multi-factor authentication, firewalls, anti-virus software, VPNs, and Data Encryption.

        The personal data will be stored for four (4) years, after which it will be disposed of in accordance with the OUR Business Classification Scheme and Records Retention and Disposition Authority.

         

        Who will utilize the personal data?

        The data will be collected by a third-party consultant who will be conducting the survey.

         

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