AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 minutes agoWater Security Milestone: G-CREWS water assets were commissioned at Princess Royal Hospital in Belair, adding two 100,000-imperial-gallon storage tanks to boost resilience for Carriacou and Petite Martinique after the 2010 drought. Public Health Support: PAHO and Grenada signed new cooperation agreements to strengthen health technology management and modernize public health laws, including oxygen systems and critical hospital infrastructure. Marine Protection Enforcement: Fisheries issued a final notice ordering removal of illegal private moorings in Woburn Bay, Clarke’s Court Bay, Whisper Cove and Saga Bay, citing impacts on navigation, fisheries management and marine habitat. Climate & Biodiversity Action: Gaea Conservation Network launched community-anchored monitoring for the critically endangered Grenada Dove and Grenada Frog, with public walks in October to build local baseline data. Clean Energy for Women: CDB unveiled a US$500,000 initiative (SheTrades Caribbean Tech It Up) backing women-led businesses to commercialize clean energy solutions across the region, including Grenada. Transport & Resilience: Grenada’s transport system is set for changes, including possible bus fare increases and St. George’s terminal upgrades in 2027 with solar and electric-bus support. Youth Climate Voices: CARICOM’s CCCCC named Dominica’s Sherdina Antoine first for “Weathering Us,” with Trinidad and Tobago’s Priya Ramdeo second for “Mas For The Living Sea.”
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