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Agriculture Ministry Launches Online Customer Feedback System

By: , May 27, 2021
Agriculture Ministry Launches Online Customer Feedback System
Photo: Adrian Walker
Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. Floyd Green (seated), tries out the Ministry's new online Customer Feedback System, while Acting Computer Applications Manager and developer of the website, Ricardo Gayle (second left), points out some of the features. Occasion was the virtual launch of the system on Wednesday (May 26). Looking on are ​Acting Director of Customer Service at the Ministry, Taniesha Clarke (second right); and Acting Manager for Customer Care, Jamila Francis.
Agriculture Ministry Launches Online Customer Feedback System
Photo: Adrian Walker
The Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, Hon. Floyd Green, addresses the virtual launch of the Ministry’s Customer Feedback System on Wednesday (May 26).
Agriculture Ministry Launches Online Customer Feedback System
Photo: Adrian Walker
Acting Director of Customer Service at the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Taniesha Clarke, highlights the features of the Ministry’s online Customer Feedback System, at the virtual launch on Wednesday (May 26).

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Farmers and fishers across the island can now access quality customer care services from the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries online.

This is through a Customer Feedback System, which was officially launched on Wednesday (May 26) by portfolio Minister, Hon. Floyd Green.

The online system can be accessed via the Ministry’s website at www.moa.gov.jm using any digital device.

It is aimed at improving service delivery from the Ministry to its various stakeholders and allows for queries, suggestions, complaints and general feedback to be processed virtually.

Customers can track their requests using a generated reference number or email address and will receive a response within one business day.

Minister Green, in his remarks at the virtual launch, said that the new system will allow the Ministry’s diverse customer base, which is primarily situated in rural Jamaica, to remain in constant contact with the entity, without the need to physically travel to Kingston.

“We believe that in the new FACE of food, the incorporation of technology is critical and has to permeate everything we do at the Ministry,” he said, noting that the objective is to enhance “effectiveness, efficiency, accountability and responsiveness to the needs of our citizens”.

This feedback system is the first of its kind in a government ministry and was created by the Ministry’s Customer Service Branch, which will manage the system.

The Ministry advocated for the establishment of a Customer Service Branch in 2018, making it the first Ministry in Jamaica with a full-service unit primarily for customer care.

Last Updated: May 27, 2021

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