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KCDI strives to accomplish it's mission and become a regional center of excellence, KCDI will be imbued with the core values of:
Community participation at all levels of policy/program/project formulation, development and implementation for post-disaster reconstruction
Enrichment of the educational experience of our students
Contribution to basic and applied knowledge that enhances global disaster studies and the dissemination of this knowledge through teaching, community outreach and service activities
Excellence in every facet of its activity (such as multidisciplinary, trans-disciplinary and multi-sectional research-based information generation; appropriate and culturally sensitive educational programming; continuing education offerings; technology transfer, amongst others)
Collaboration with local, national and international agencies as well as the victims of disasters to develop bold, creative, innovative and practical long-term solutions to the social, economic and environmental consequences of disasters
Promotion of human dignity, social justice and a humiliation-free working environment characterized by mutual respect, mutual empathy and courtesy as Teamwork with local, national and international partners
Flexibility/adaptability in working with local rebuilding programs in different social and cultural contexts globally
Diversity as this facilitates the building of a high quality educational environment
Accountability to our stakeholders and community partners
Openness to all
Core Competencies
KCDI staff, faculty, research fellows, affiliates and consultants will have a knowledge mix that is technological, practice-based, cross-cultural, and entrepreneurial in nature. They will also be proficient in the following areas:
Resource management (people, time, monetary and physical assets)
- Leadership
- Change facilitation
- Communication
- Decision-making
- Program development and implementation
- Resource organization
- Community outreach
- Farm Management Training
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Latest News
 The "St Thomas Strikers" which is a the only female football team to emerge from the parish will be participating in its first encounter on Saturday 28,May 2011. KCDI via the Community Development Unit has extended full...

KINGSTOWN, St Vincent: Kevoy Community Development Institute, a Jamaican NGO, which provides farm management and community development training, was listed among invitees to a regional smallholders crop production and...

CASTRIES, St Lucia: On Friday, rural farmers in St Lucia will be receiving a much needed boost when the Ministry of Agriculture Lands, Fisheries and Forestry partners with a Jamaican NGO - Kevoy Community Development...
 Rural Agriculture Development Authority (RADA) which is the training arm of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has endorsed Kevoy Community Development Institute (KCDI)'s Farm Management Training Programme...

Ruth Wilson
KCDI along the Social Development Commission and the St. Thomas Police Community Unit have collaborated to implement a far reaching community safety and security programme which will see youths and young...
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