AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoClimate Planning: Grenada is among five Caribbean countries sharing a US$6.75 million initiative to improve climate-risk assessments, emissions tracking and monitoring of national climate commitments. The project was launched in St. George’s. Weather Services: Grenada’s WMO membership took effect on October 18, giving the hurricane-vulnerable country access to support for forecasts, early warnings and technical capacity. El Niño Risks: A regional analysis points to Grenada’s 2024 drought and water crisis as a reminder that El Niño can bring drought in some places and extreme rain in others, calling for locally tailored preparation. Tourism and Nature: Visitor spending is projected to top EC$1 billion for a second year in 2026; officials say sustaining growth depends on careful stewardship of the natural and cultural assets that draw visitors.
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