AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoClimate Outlook: CariCOF warns that a strong El Niño could bring drought and lingering humid heat to the Lesser Antilles, including Grenada, while flood and flash-flood risks remain across much of the region. Water Security: New G-CREWS infrastructure adds two 100,000-gallon tanks on Carriacou and cisterns at two medical centres, helping protect water supplies during droughts and emergencies. Healthy Oceans: The Nature Conservancy is seeking a GIS consultant to map wastewater and stormwater outfalls in Grenada as part of a five-year project to improve waste management and public awareness. Sustainable Food: The FAO’s Caribbean coordinator is urging a 30% cut in poultry-feed imports within five years, including by using black soldier fly larvae to turn organic waste into animal feed. Marine Protection: Grenada’s Fisheries Division has ordered the removal of unauthorised private moorings in several bays, citing risks to navigation, public access and marine habitats.
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