The Ministry of Public Service & Disaster Risk Management

19/05/2026

15/05/2026

📢 Get Your Mic Ready! 🎙️

The Public Service Day 2026 Jingle Competition is officially OPEN!

The Challenge: Create a 30-60 second jingle based on the theme: "Transforming Public Institutions: Advancing Innovation, Participation, and Inclusion."

Who: All Public Officers (Solo or Teams up to 5)

Prizes: Up to $1,000 in cash to be won!

Check the flyers below for full submission details. Don't miss the May 25th deadline! ⏳

13/05/2026

Strengthening partnerships for a more resilient Belize

Yesterday, the Ministry of the Public Service and Disaster Risk Management welcomed Mr. Kishan Khoday, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Resident Representative from the Multi-Country Office in Jamaica, for a meeting focused on strengthening collaboration in disaster risk management, resilience building, and public sector development in Belize.

The meeting brought together Minister Hon. Henry Charles Usher, CEO Mr. Rolando Zetina, Mr. Michael Lund, United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) Deputy Resident Representative to Belize, and Mr. Chad Bowman, UNDP Programme Lead. The discussions focused on strengthening coordination in disaster risk management, identifying opportunities to support public sector capacity building, improving national preparedness efforts, and deepening collaboration on initiatives that contribute to Belize’s long-term resilience and development.

The Ministry values its partnership with UNDP and looks forward to continued collaboration aimed at strengthening national resilience and improving the delivery of public services for the people of Belize.

12/05/2026

12/05/2026

Work hard, play hard! 💃🕺

The Belmopan Subcommittee invites ALL Public Officers to our upcoming Party Mixer Fundraiser at Double “O” Restaurant & Bar this Friday, May 15th.

Tickets: $10 Presold / $15 at the Door

Contact your Department Rep or call 616-4722 to get yours today!

31/03/2026

🌸 Women of the Ministry Spotlight 🌸
International Women’s Month 2026 | “Balancing the Scales”

As Women’s Month comes to an end, we continue to celebrate and highlight the outstanding contributions of women across our Ministry.

Today, we proudly spotlight Ms. Michelle Sosa, Job Classification and Compensation Analyst within the Ministry of Public Service and Disaster Risk Management.

As we observe Women’s Month under the theme “Balancing the Scales,” Ms. Sosa reminds us that public service as a woman means stepping forward with confidence, regardless of age, and making meaningful contributions that help shape a more equitable society, while inspiring other young women to do the same.

Her dedication reflects the strength, resilience, and leadership that women bring to national development across Belize. Ms. Sosa upholds the personal values of conscientiousness and respect, and through her role as a Job Analyst she contributes to ensuring that the classification and compensation system within the public service remains fair and equitable.

30/03/2026

🌸 Women of the Ministry Spotlight 🌸

International Women’s Month 2026 - “Balancing the Scales”

As Women’s Month winds down, we continue to celebrate and highlight the outstanding contributions of women across our Ministry.

Today, we proudly recognize Ms. Shanea Young, Senior Climatologist within the National Meteorological Service, Ministry of Public Service and Disaster Risk Management.

In this critical role, Ms. Young applies her expertise in climate science to analyze trends and variability, strengthening forecasting capabilities, advancing early warning systems, and informing evidence-based national decision-making in the face of increasing climate risks.

Her work reflects the vital contribution of women in public service, where scientific excellence meets purpose, and where resilience is not only studied, but embodied. Navigating complex challenges with professionalism and resolve, she exemplifies the impact of women shaping climate resilience at both national and international levels.

Ms. Young’s dedication stands as a testament to the leadership, innovation, and strength that women bring to climate science and disaster risk management, contributing meaningfully to a more resilient Belize and a more sustainable global future.