
Leonard Francis
Leonard Francis is the CEO of the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) in Jamaica, where he plays a critical role in environmental management and conservation efforts. He has been involved in initiatives aimed at phasing out ozone-depleting substances in accordance with international commitments, emphasizing the importance of compliance and public awareness.
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NEPA CEO Leonard Francis explained when contacted by The Gleaner.
STAY ON BEACH EVICTION | News
Leonard Francis, CEO of the National Environment and Planning Agency, agreed that the implications may have been more dire had Kingston been the hardest hit.
Kingston spared | Lead Stories
Leonard Francis, executive director of the NEPA, told The Sunday Gleaner in an interview.
Exotic animals free-for-all | Lead StoriesLeonard Francis, Chief Executive Officer of NEPA, hailed the exhibition as timely and impactful.
Jamaicans urged to preserve vital bat population | NewsSpeaking on behalf of NEPA, CEO Leonard Francis said the RRR&R centres would help NEPA meet its commitment to phase out ODS by 2030.
Recovery, recycling centres to accelerate circular economy | News











