September 28, 1982


Dr. Lloyd Hunter
Insurance College of Jamaica
2A Ruthven Road
Kingston 10, JAMAICA, W.I.

Dear Dr. Hunter:

As I promised on the telephone today, I am sending along a copy of a
memorandum on the principal points of our meeting of September 22.

I want to thank you and Mrs. Graham for your time and gracious recep-
tion. I sympathize with your observation about'"too many of you" and
"too few of us," and if you decide to go ahead, I think you will find
Consultants in Development to be self-starters who will not demand un-
reasonable amounts of your time. We do have the advantage of some
solid experience in Jamaica, and a good knowledge of the rural people
and their situation. The firm also has a good background of experience
in women in development.

Nou expressed interest in seeing some material on the work that Martha
Lewis and I (joined last spring by Maryanne Dulansey) did in the II
Integrated Rural Development Project in Christiana; under separate
cover, I am sending a case study we wrote about the project, plus some
additional material. It will be coming air printed matter in the same
mail.

Ms. Dulansey and I will be waiting with interest to see what develops.
We hope to be able to participate in one of your board meetings in the
not-too-distant future.

With best wishes.

Sincerely,



Elsa M. Chaney

Consultants in Development
2130 P Street, N.W., Suite 803
Washington, D.C. 20037
Tel. (202) 223-8466

(301) 277-8945 (home)


cc: Mrs. Daphne A. Graham